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The Rat is the first of all zodiac animals. According to one myth, the Jade Emperor said the order would be decided by the order in which they arrived to his party. The Rat tricked the Ox into giving him a ride. Then, just as they arrived at the finish line, Rat jumped down and landed ahead of Ox, becoming first.

The Rat is also associated with the Earthly Branch (地支—dì zhī) Zi (子) and the midnight hours. In the terms of yin and yang (阴阳—yīn yáng), the Rat is yang and represents the beginning of a new day.

In Chinese culture, rats were seen as a sign of wealth and surplus. Because of their reproduction rate, married couples also prayed to them for children.

Rats are clever, quick thinkers; successful, but content with living a quiet and peaceful life.

Paired with the Celestial Stems (天干—Tiān gān), there is a 60-year calendrical cycle. Although zi is associated with water, the years also cycle through the five elements of nature (五行—wǔ xíng).

Personality and characteristics

Optimistic and energetic, people born in the Rat year are likable by all. They are sensitive to other’s emotions but are stubborn with your opinion. Their personality is kind, but due to weak communication skills, their words may seem impolite and rude.

On the financial side, they like saving and can be stingy. However, their love for hoarding will sometimes cause them to waste money on unnecessary things.

Men born in the Rat year are clever and adapt quickly to new environments. They are creative great at taking advantage of opportunities. However, they sometimes lack the courage to do so. Although they have great ideas, they might not be suitable for leadership positions.

Women born in the Rat year are the traditional women. They love keeping things organized and place great value on the family. Everything is taken care of by them and there is no need for their husband to worry. Outside of home, they’re also someone with a sense of responsibility and ability.

Lucky things for Rats

Colors: blue, gold, green

Numbers: 2, 3

Flowers: lily, African violet, valley lily

Directions of auspiciousness: southeast, northeast

Directions of wealth: southeast, east

Directions of love: west

Unlucky things

Colors: yellow, brown

Numbers: 5, 9

Rats in the Year of the Rat (2020)

Although a zodiac’s year is traditionally the most unfortunate, laden with bad omens and mishaps, 2020 will perform reasonably well for the Rat. Success will come in the form of career; celebrate the fact that your efforts will be rewarded and seen. On the other hand, your health and relationships will prove to be a struggle. Visit your doctor at the first sign of illness, and work toward creating a loving, open environment for all of your relationships. The year will have its issues, but the positive factors can turn it around.

Career

Even though the year will be a challenge in many areas, the Rat’s career will not be among them. Success will flourish in the workplace, yielding benefits of all kinds. Hard work will be rewarded; your clever skills, quick-thinking, and optimism will drive you forward. Exclusive bonuses will come to those born in the first half of the year. Rats born in the following months will have to push a bit harder for their goals.

Finances will be booming for the entirety of the year! Your income might even double. It would do you well to save and invest your hard-earned money. Try to avoid spending it all on luxurious items and vacations. Instead, splurge on little experiences here and there. Take your family to a theme park or your husband on a dinner date. Your girlfriend might enjoy a trip to the fair.

Lucky Months: March, September, and November.

Unlucky Months: April, July, and October.

Education

The Rat will maintain a decent academic standing in their educational studies. Hard work will be valued and necessary. With the right amount of focus on your studies, you will surely meet your goals. Be wary of your well-being; stress over your course schedule might get you down and even cause illness. Avoid sickness by pairing vitamins with at least seven to eight hours of sleep and proper nutrition. Although you might want to enjoy a full social calendar, it would be better to take some downtime to recuperate.

Health

Vulnerable to sicknesses, like colds and fatigue, the Rat will have to be extra careful in 2020. At the first sign of symptoms, head to your general practitioner immediately. The faster you get medicine and the treatment you need, the quicker you will heal. To stay healthy, do your body a favor and eat more proteins and vegetables; boost your immune system by adding vitamins to your diet as well. As a general rule, proper diet, exercise, and sleep keep one healthy.

Relationships

Luck is also not in your favor this year for love. Romance will be hard to come by for married couples and singles alike. You will face many struggles throughout the year; however, your innate positivity will help you push through hard times. If you’re single, it is best to avoid longing for a partner this year. The likelihood of finding someone long-term is very low. Instead, have fun and enjoy the freedom of not being tied down romantically. Enjoy light conversation, some partying (but not too much) and meet new people. Take this bad news and look for the bright side!

The same misfortune goes for married couples; be on the lookout for challenges in your relationship. Petty arguments, financial battles, or suspicions might plague your love-life. When these issues surface, don’t let them fester. Deal with everything head on to experience a better year. Focus on the love you have for your partner; this person is your home, your safe zone, and your beloved. Keep yourself grounded in love.

Lifestyle

Rats will experience both successes and failures in the Year of the Rat. Success will show itself in the workplace and education, while relationships and health will be the areas that suffer. Overall, the year has a far better outlook than one’s typical zodiac year suggests. Rats should rejoice in their good fortune. Their natural ability to create success is a gift, a gift that will prove itself in financial gain. If you are feeling nervous about the year ahead, protect yourself with a Buddha statue. And have hope for good times to come amidst misfortune.

https://chinesenewyear.net/zodiac/rat/

We start our year 2020 with team building and annual dinner; to celebrate our success in 2019. 

Date: 11th Jan 2020

Venue: Palm Garden Hotel Putrajaya

Registration time and breakfast

Our mascot...represent based on colors:

*pink

*orange

*blue

*green

Ice Breaking session

Activity 1: Beat to Win

 Activity 2: Team Formation

 Activity 3: Railway

Activity 4: Attacker & Defender

 Activity 5: Formula ONE

Activity 6: Balloon Fighters

 Activity 7: IOI Explorace - 9 checkpoints

Activity 8: Annual dinner 
*lucky draw for all staff
*best dress awards
*best support teams awards
*top performer - cheque and trip
*department achievement - trip
*video montaj

Thanks to those who involved in this event especially to our boss, Mr. Lawrence that give this opportunity and rewards us based on our achievement in 2019. 
Will do the best for 2020.....

This event is totally organized by our own team; interested to conduct team building, do contact us at 03-5621 3630.
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Transfer price is the price at which related parties transact with each other, such as during the trade of supplies or labor between departments. Transfer prices are used when individual entities of a larger multi-entity firm are treated and measured as separately run entities. It is common for multi-entity corporations to be consolidated on a financial reporting basis; however, they may report each entity separately for tax purposes.

A transfer price arises for accounting purposes when related parties, such as divisions within a company or a company and its subsidiary, report their own profits. When these related parties are required to transact with each other, a transfer price is used to determine costs. Transfer prices generally do not differ much from the market price. If the price does differ, then one of the entities is at a disadvantage and would ultimately start buying from the market to get a better price.

Regulations on transfer pricing ensure the fairness and accuracy of transfer pricing among related entities. Regulations enforce an arm’s length transaction rule that states that companies must establish pricing based on similar transactions done between unrelated parties. It is closely monitored within a company’s financial reporting.

Transfer pricing requires strict documentation that is included in the footnotes to the financial statements for review by auditors, regulators, and investors. This documentation is closely scrutinized. If inappropriately documented, it can burden the company with added taxation or restatement fees. These prices are closely checked for accuracy to ensure that profits are booked appropriately within arm's length pricing methods and associated taxes are paid accordingly.

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TRAINING SCHEDULE FOR 2020 AS BELOW:-

JAN 2020
FI190	Credit Management and Debt Recovery – Zero Debt Initiative (New)	6&7 Jan	Request
MG070	Tax Planning For Malaysian Company	6&7 Jan	Request
FI180	Financial Controls Under Current Economic	8&9 Jan	Request
FI182	Audit Report Writing for Internal Auditors	13&14 Jan	Request
FI056	Accounts Payable: From Accounting to Management	15&16 Jan	Request
FI163	Integrated Tax Planning	22&23 Jan	Request
FI071	Bookkeeping & Accounting Skills	29&30 Jan	Request
FI188	Budgeting & Planning For Organization Progress (New)	29&30 Jan	Request
FEB 2020
FI049	Accounts Receivable & Credit Policies Management	3&4 Feb	Request
FI201	Handling Full Set of Accounts – A Practical Approach (New)	3&4 Feb	Request
FI183	Managing P&L & SST Implementation	5&6 Feb	Request
FI142	Transfer Pricing	10&11 Feb	Request
FI184	Financial Literacy For Millenials (with Games)	17&18 Feb	Request
FI150	Finance For Non-Finance Professionals *SBL-Khas	19&20 Feb	Request
FI035	Credit Control and Debt Collection	24&25 Feb	Request
FI017	Accounting – A Fresh Start	26&27 Feb	Request
MAR 2020
FI155	Budgeting & Cashflow Projection For Non-Accounting Managers/Executives	2&3 Mar	Request
FI189	Cost Analysis – The Right Costing System (New)	2&3 Mar	Request
MG017	Fundamental of Costing & Budgeting	9&10 Mar	Request
FI179	Valuations Basics of Private Company	11&12 Mar	Request
FI033	Techniques on Collecting Hard Core Debts	16&17 Mar	Request
FI202	Costing Techniques & Pricing Decisions – The First Step (New)	16&17 Mar	Request
FI186	Management Accounting for Non-Finance	18&19 Mar	Request
MG069	Strategic Cash Flow Management	30&31 Mar	Request