The government has pushed back the debate on amendments to the Inland Revenue Board (IRB) of Malaysia Act in Parliament by at least three months following week-long pressure from PKR leaders who have expressed concerns about the amendment.<br /><br />The government had tabled an amendment to set up an IRB investment panel, which raised concerns about the transparency of a proposed investment process using taxpayers' money.<br /><br />Deputy Finance Minister Ahmad Maslan tabled a motion to push the bill's debate to the next sitting.
