A member of the Johor royal family has denied a report about a tax issue affecting a land sale. The royal expressed a willingness to contribute, rejecting the notion of a tax hurdle.
Further information on this matter is available from the source. Details about the land sale and the reported tax issue are provided in a report.
The royal's statement is part of a story that can be found on scmp.com, which offers more context and details about the situation.
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