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The government will allocate RM20 million next year to help the growth of e-sports. This includes RM5 million to build a facility for drone sports.
After congratulating Malaysians on their performance at the recently concluded Dota 2 tournament in Romania, the minister announces that e-sports earnings will be tax exempted.
Foreign income is usually tax exempted.
After congratulating Malaysians on their performance at the recently concluded Dota 2 tournament in Romania, the minister announces that e-sports earnings will be tax exempted.
Foreign income is usually tax exempted.
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