That's why don't play play with submission.
If not sure about the relief claimed, then ask.
Don't simply put in the relief you are never sure about it.

There is only got PC relief, no rebate, and can only claim once every 2 years, and applicable for whole set of computer, hardware separately is not claimable.

Not that high lar.
Personal relief 9k (everyone has), EPF + Insurance 6K (mostly have, if you earn 100K, then mostly you will max out 6k)
15K relief entitled already.

So if your income is 100K, taxable income is 85k.
Tax need to be paid 7,125 + (15k x 24%) = 10,725

10,725/100K, only about 10%.

Not yet counting, other relief.

High income, then pay high tax.
I wish I can pay more tax every year, not the other way round.

This post has been edited by cherroy: Dec 21 2010, 03:59 PM

I don't think so.

It is very clear and most people knew computer relief only can claim once for every 3 years and amount cannot exceed Rm3k.

Still you can appeal, but don't think will have any waiver, as this is a straight forward.

When you start paying tax, it is your responsibility to know the tax issue.
Do not claim relief, that you don't know or unsure of.

A mistake, is a mistake.
Law has been written clearly, it is self assessed and responsible for the relief you claimed.
It is your duty to make sure what you submitted is correct.

That's why I always reiterated, if you not 100% sure on the relief, do not claim.

Always be sure about the relief or rebate. It is not a rocket science.
If not sure, ask.

Just like people now want to claim Ipad as computer relief, but I always advise, please ask IRB about this issue first, before you make a computer relief claim based on Ipad.
As this is not 100% clear whether Ipad is classified as computer or not.