Receiving a notice prescribing an ad valorem stamp duty payable on a deed of gift or family arrangement agreement, trust deed and power of attorney can be frustrating when you have informed your client that the stamp duty payable is RM10. What then is the correct stamp duty payable? This webinar seeks to provide participants a better understanding on how stamp duty is calculated on the above-mentioned instruments.
Receiving a notice prescribing an ad valorem stamp duty payable on a deed of gift or family arrangement agreement, trust deed and power of attorney can be frustrating when you have informed your client that the stamp duty payable is RM10. What then is the correct stamp duty payable? This webinar seeks to provide participants a better understanding on how stamp duty is calculated on the above-mentioned instruments.
Speaker
Cheong Yoke Ping @ YP Cheong (LLB (Honours), University of Malaya) is the founder of the intellectual property legal firm, YP Cheong & Co. She has been in continuous active legal practice since 1980. She has trained many lawyers, bankers, developers, chambering students, and staff to work independently in conveyancing matters via her programme, “Practical Conveyancing Skills Seminar – Conveyancing with Confidence, Be a Better Conveyancer”.
YP Cheong is an active member of the Bar Council Conveyancing Practice Committee (“CPC”). Up to the first quarter of this year, she was leading the Sub-Committee on Lembaga Hasil Dalam Negeri (“LHDN”) and Royal Malaysian Customs Department. She has also represented the Bar together with other Members in its many meetings with the Ministry of Housing and Local Government, Jabatan Ketua Pengarah Tanah dan Galian (“JKPTG”), and LHDN.
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