Duti motosikal import hapus 2010

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Duti motosikal import hapus 2010
Topic Started: Nov 4 2009, 10:35 AM (547 Views)
AwanBerapi	Nov 4 2009, 10:35 AM Post #1
Posts: 327 Group: Founding Members Member #57 Joined: January 13, 2008	PETALING JAYA 3 Nov. Ц Duti import bagi motosikal yang dipasang sepenuhnya (CBU) di negara ini akan dihapuskan tahun depan. Menteri Perdagangan Antarabangsa dan Industri, Datuk Mustapa Mohamed berkata, ia selari dengan komitmen Malaysia untuk merealisasikan Kawasan Perdagangan Bebas ASEAN (AFTA). ССIndustri pembuatan dan pemasangan motosikal tempatan patut mengambil peluang dalam AFTA bagi mengeksport produk mereka di seluruh rantau ini. ССPerusahaan ini perlu meningkatkan aktiviti penyelidikan dan pembangunan (R&D) yang mengutamakan nilai tambah dalam memajukan industri permotoran di negara ini,ТТ katanya ketika berucap sempena pelancaran model motosikal baru Kawasaki KLX 150S di sini hari ini. Hadir sama, Pengerusi Eksekutif Kawasaki Motors Sdn. Bhd., Datuk Hanipuddin Raja Datuk Nong Chik. Harga pasaran motosikal tersebut di atas jalan termasuk pendaftaran cukai jalan persendirian tidak termasuk insurans adalah RM8,589. Mustapa berkata, dalam usaha menambah baik industri automotif di negara ini, kerajaan mengambil langkah yang lebih agresif dan proaktif. Menurutnya, langkah itu perlu bagi menjadikan Malaysia sebagai hab serantau untuk sektor automotif walaupun berdepan dengan ekonomi semasa tidak menentu.



johnkslee	Nov 4 2009, 03:53 PM Post #2
Kinabalu Riders Posts: 2,177 Group: Moderator Member #8 Joined: September 29, 2007	hmm...



choppeRasta	Nov 25 2009, 01:24 AM Post #3
ThreeSixtyDegreez Custom Bikes Posts: 147 Group: Founding Members Member #3 Joined: September 12, 2007	....ini mcm harga bigbike or medium bike turun la.....berita yg sangat baik,nanti akan memberi pluang kpd golongan smallbike utk upgrade kepada cc yg lebih besar sedikit n secara x langsung menambah bilangan motorsikal berkuasa besar di jalanraya,selaras dengan slogan PM kita- 1 MALAYSIA,1 RAKYAT,1 BIGBIKE- hehehhe... [actually slogan aku tu,jgn mare.. jk ]



AwanBerapi	Dec 11 2009, 07:44 PM Post #4
Posts: 327 Group: Founding Members Member #57 Joined: January 13, 2008	salam semua... kamu rasa laa...sejauh mana kesan duti import yg dimansuhkan ni ke atas motosikal terpakai...saya harap harga yg ditawarkan selepas ni tidak jauh beza dengan harga motosikal singapura...cuma berharap jak yg mampu... sebab..bila fikir logik...kerajaan memang x mau rugi juga kan... lebih2 lagi keadaan ekonomi yg kira x berapa bagus...mungkin duti2 yg lain akan dikenakan...dan akhirnya...x jauh juga beza banding harga dulu... ni just pendapat aku laa...lgpun singapura pun ada tempoh COE... tu yg bikin lg murah tu kan klu mana yg mau expired... harap klu aku salah ada yg betulkan aah... apa2 pun...ride on ride safe...1 biker 1 voice...



AwanBerapi	Dec 13 2009, 07:26 PM Post #5
Posts: 327 Group: Founding Members Member #57 Joined: January 13, 2008	sedikit info dr forum sebelah...just untuk pengetahuan kita bersama...credit to Mr.Farid... Okay, letТs do the mathЕ(based on current D&T structure) Contoh.. sebiji R1Т09 1) The price of the bike itself (harga masa pemegang AP beli from oversea distributors) * Anggaran shj (could be less or more) USD8000 x 3.5 = RM28000 2) Freight cost (kos pengangkutan) RM5000 3) Duties & tax from Malaysian government 90% x 28000 = RM25200 4) Profit margin from the AP holder / distributors 40% x selling price of 97000 = RM38,800 1+2+3+4 Total = RM97,000 OTR RM101,000 So now you see the componentsЕ. Sapa yg makan besar?? Government or AP/distributors??



AwanBerapi	Dec 13 2009, 07:28 PM Post #6
Posts: 327 Group: Founding Members Member #57 Joined: January 13, 2008	untuk info...kadar duti import adalah sebanyak 30%... Kira lagi if import duti mansuh lah (duty excise + sales tax ada lagi)...berapa agak2 new R1'10 1) The price of the bike itself (harga masa pemegang AP beli from oversea distributors) * Anggaran shj (could be less or more) USD8000 x 3.5 = RM28000 2) Freight cost (kos pengangkutan) RM5000 3) Duties & tax from Malaysian government 60% x 28000 = RM16800 4) Profit margin from the AP holder / distributors 40% x selling price of 81800 = RM32720 1+2+3+4 Total = RM81,800 Kalau tak dapat harga tu...than u knowlah again sapa yg makan besar



AwanBerapi	Dec 13 2009, 09:39 PM Post #7
Posts: 327 Group: Founding Members Member #57 Joined: January 13, 2008	Impact of RM10,000 fee for open AP СminimalТ THE imposition of a RM10,000 fee for each approved permit (AP) on open AP holders in 2010 is positive, but the impact will be minimal, motor analysts and observers say. The proposal, announced in Budget 2010 yesterday, will be effective from Jan 1, 2010. A portion of this collection will be channelled into a bumiputra development fund in the auto sector. Open AP holders comprise sellers of second-hand, luxury and tuned-up cars. УThe introduction of a RM10,000 fee certainly is a positive step from a political stance on the auto industry as a whole, but the real impact would be minimal as the open AP buyers were typically rich people who can afford luxury/tuned-up cars,Ф an analyst said. УItТs good that it adds money to the GovernmentТs coffers rather than going into unwanted hands. But the underlying thing is that this open AP policy still does not abide to the World Trade Organisation ruling, given its discriminative policy favouring only bumiputra businessmen,Ф the analyst added. An industry observer, who declined to be named, concurred that open AP holders were mainly rich, bumiputra, politically-linked individuals. УFor a person buying a car that costs hundreds of thousands of ringgit, what is another RM10,000,Ф he said, adding that the additional RM10,000 per approved AP could be used for the auto development fund. Some local second-hand car dealers, when contacted, said it was too soon to comment, saying they needed to understand what the new measure was all about. The Malaysian Automotive Association, meanwhile, could not be reached for comments at press time. sebelum ni AP fee adalah sebanyak RM5000.00....kenaikan untuk tahun hadapan mungkin akan memberi kesan terhadap harga motosikal import untuk tahun 2010. Saya ada berbual dgn seorg tokeh bigbike di Sibu...beliau kurang setuju tentang motosikal turun harga utk tahun hadapan...malahan beliau menyatakan beliau telah order kawa GTR dan harga motor tersebut telah naik sebanyak +- RM5000.00...apa2 hal pun...kita tunggu dan lihat...



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