Q.How to determine which instrument of agreement is subjected to stamp duty? A. DETERMINATION OF LIABILITY The first step is to identify the class of instrument under which a particular chargeable Read More …
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Stamp Duty 2 Q6
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, Read More …
Development Charge under TCPA Q1
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 Read More …
Premium on land conversion
Q. a) According to National Land Code, what are the various categories of land use? In case if Sarawak, how is it categorized? b) How to calculate the additional premium Read More …
Calculation of Premium on Land Q7
Q. a) Land alienation premium is determined by the State Authority upon approval of land alienation to either individual or body. The calculation of premium depends on five (5) main Read More …
Rating or Cukai Pintu/Cukai Taksiran
Q.What are Local Gov Rates and Cukai Pintu/Cukai Taksiran? A.They are taxes collectable by local government for a percentage of annual rentable sum. The law in which it is stated Read More …
Stamp Duty 1
Q.What is stamp duty and how is it calculated? A. Hence, for a One Million Property, the stamp duty due is: For the first 100,000 = 1% = 1 x Read More …
RPGT 1
Q.What is RPGT? Explain in brief how RPGT is calculated. A.RPGT or Real Property Gain Tax is tax levied on Real Property or Shares of a Real Property Company based Read More …
Elements of Brick Wall Opening Q4
Q. a) With use of a diagram, label the elements of a brick wall openings. Elaborate the function of each element. (10 marks) b) Explain the term flush door. Use Read More …
Windows Q3
Q. a) Using diagrams, explain the different types of window based on the methods of opening. (15 marks) b) Describe three (3) types of windows suitable for residential houses in Read More …
Suspended Timber Grd Flr Detailed
Suspended Timber Ground Floor
Q. Explain, with diagram what is ‘Suspended Timber Ground Floor’. A. The diagram below illustrate the Suspended Timber Ground Floor. Copyright of: http://constructionstudiesq1.weebly.com/suspended-timber-floor.html Detailed plan is available here. Read More …
Types of flooring Q2
Q. a) with the use of diagram, explain the following types of floor. i) Suspended Timber Ground Floor. ii) Timber Upper Floor. (15 marks) b) By using diagram, describe how Read More …
Stages of Construction Project – Construction Stage
Q. For the client, the construction stage is often the most daunting as your home is being altered and considerable expenditure is involved. What do you expect during this stage? Read More …
Stages of Construction Project – Tendering Stage
Q.In the Tendering Stage, what are the procedures? A. TENDERING FOR A CONTRACTOR The architect will prepare Forms of Tender for main and specialist contractors. It is advisable to have Read More …
Stages of Construction Project – Designing Stage
Q. What is required in the designing stage? A. Usually there are two parts in the designing stage. One a rough design and later on a detailed design. INITIAL DESIGN Read More …
Stages of Construction Project – Briefing Stage
Q. There are 4 general development stages of a construction project. What do you understand by the ‘briefing stage’? A. Client Brief to Initial Design (Briefing Stage) THE BRIEF: IDENTIFYING Read More …
Stages of Construction Project Q1
Q. Explain the following stages of development for a construction project:- I) Briefing stage II) Designing stage III) Tendering stage IV) Constructing stage State the consultants whose area directly involve Read More …
Probationary Estate Agent 1
Q.Who is a PEA (Probational Estate Agent)? A.PEA is defined in Valuers, Appraisers and Estate Agents Act 1981 (VAEA Act) as a person who is registered under the Act as Read More …
REN/REA & Disciplinary Action 1
Q.What are the basic requirement of a Real Estate Negotiator (REN) before being registered under supervision of a REA? What are the disciplinary action and procedures taken against him and Read More …