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REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS, LEGAL DOCUMENTATION, ACCOUNTING, AUDITING AND TAXATION IN THE ISLAMIC CAPITAL MARKET
As part of Malaysia's push to become a leading world centre in Islamic capital markets, the Securities Commission has been educating finance staff so that they can handle the expected increase in capital traffic. Part I describes the legal and regulatory framework of the Islamic capital market and expands into the governing structures of the regulatory authorities including the regulators' functions in the Islamic capital Market. Part II moves into the fundamentals of accounting, auditing and taxation, accounting standards and framework for auditing and compliance, including the tax implications for Islamic capital market instruments.
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