Activity

  • Q.
    Explain five (5) types of mortar joints and finishes.

    A.

    [Finishes – means “complete the manufacture or decoration of (an article) by giving it an attractive surface appearance.”

    Joints and Finishes – […]

  • Q.b) State four (4) types of Portland a Cement and explain the main properties of each type of these cement. (18 marks)(Part b) of, 2011 Q5)A.b)Portland cement comes in a variety of different types. In the United […]

  • Q.
    What is concrete, and why it is so special about concrete?

    A.
    In its simplest form, concrete is a mixture of paste and aggregates. The paste, composed of portland cement and water, coats the surface of the f […]

  • Q.
    Describe four (4) types of finishes for floor, roof, and ceiling which is suitable for a two storey bungalow.

    Give reasons for your answers.

    (25 marks, 2011 Q7)

    A.
    4 types of finishes for each […]

  • Q.
    a) What is mortar? Explain the following types if mortar:-

    Lime Mortar
    Cement Mortar
    Compo Mortar

    (10 marks)

    b) Explain how mortar joint may be finished and illustrate five (5) types if mortar […]

  • Q.
    a) Explain what is meant by Portland Cement? (7 marks)

    b) State four (4) types of Portland a Cement and explain the main properties of each type of these cement. (18 marks)

    (25 marks, 2011 […]

  • This is a gallery of the different door construction design and the materials involved.Door Types and Styles: Interior Doors Because wood has a tendency to warp and to expand and contract with the weather, a door […]

  • Q.
    What is a “flush door”? Why cannot it be used as external door outside?

    A.

    Flush doors are simple interior and exterior doors that feature plain facings on both sides of the construction. While this type […]

  • Q.What is an IHC (Investment Holding Company)? What is the tax treatment for IHC?A.Tax treatment.Ref:INVESTMENT HOLDING COMPANYPublic Ruling No. 3/2011 Date of Issue: 10 March 2011 which supercedes PR 1/2004. […]

  • Q.
    What are the criteria to report the income under s.4 (a) business income and not s.4(d) rental income? What are the advantages and disadvantages?

    A.

    The key advantage of charging the income under […]

  • Q.The expenses incurred initially in preparing the real property for its first tenant – initial expense, is sometimes a substantial amount. Can this expense be deducted from the rental income eventually collected […]

  • Q.
    When is the commencement date of renting or letting of real property? Is there a difference in commencement date for rental income treatment between s.4(a) business income or s.4(d) rental […]

  • Q.From the general perspective, briefly outline the implementation of Goods and Services Tax (GST) in Malaysia.A.Very much a good introduction to GST by Richard Oon Hock Chye at Malaysian Taxation 101. Verbatim […]

  • Q.
    What is allowable as exemption under RPGT? Are properties held by a company eligible for such exemption?

    A.
    Refer earlier post on exemption to RPGT here.

    Malaysia Institute of Accountants has issued a […]

  • Q.Explain with help of a diagram how to compute RPGT?A.Richard Oon Hock Chye has written in detail the computation of RPGT in his blog at Real Property Gain Tax 101 as verbatim below.While property investors […]

  • Q.What are the deductible expenses from rental income are?A.Ref:Lembaga Hasil Dalam Negeri at http://www.ctim.org.my/file/news/14/01533_INCOME%20FROM%20LETTING%20OF%20REAL%20PROPERTY%20PR4_2011%20(10.3.2011).pdfA […]

  • Q.
    a. Capital allowance is an allowance allowed by the Inland Revenue Board to replace the fixed asset depreciation from the gross business income. Explain two (2) following components of capital […]

  • Q.How to determine which instrument of agreement is subjected to stamp duty?A.DETERMINATION OF LIABILITYThe first step is to identify the class of instrument under which a particular chargeable instrument may […]

  • Q.
    In general, stamp duty is payable on instruments executed in Malaysia or if executed outside Malaysia, when bought into Malaysia. Duty is payable at varying rates.

    Using appropriate examples, explain the […]

  • Q.
    As an estate agent you are invited to give an opinion in a discussion regarding legislations that give an impact to property owners. Discuss the followings:-

    a) Development Charge under the Town and Country […]

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