QUOTE(wira1979 @ Nov 4 2025, 12:15 PM)
My wife withdrew everything from her account recently and the officer didn't say anything (Amcorp Mall branch). Maybe this will only apply if you have joint assessment?
My take is that LHDN is not savvy enough to be able to monitor both husband and wife's account to be able to link the SSPN withdrawals/deposits. Just like how you can claim 100% child allowances on both wife and husbands' names if assessed separately (not that I do). I've been fiddling around with my tax account and it's a shame that you can't see in real time the amount of SSPN deduction you can take for the year.
Looks like I'll just take the plunge and do the full withdrawal and alternative year top-up between husband/wife accounts and see what happens.
My take is, .... they dont hv to be savvy enough or need to spend too much resources to monitor. I think, they just need to hv simple program embedded into the ITR filing and tax accessment system.My take is that LHDN is not savvy enough to be able to monitor both husband and wife's account to be able to link the SSPN withdrawals/deposits. Just like how you can claim 100% child allowances on both wife and husbands' names if assessed separately (not that I do). I've been fiddling around with my tax account and it's a shame that you can't see in real time the amount of SSPN deduction you can take for the year.
Looks like I'll just take the plunge and do the full withdrawal and alternative year top-up between husband/wife accounts and see what happens.
I think a very simple program can do it.
I am not a programmer of any kind. But I think Something like this can be done, ...
IF, A6 = 3, and IF, G13 has $,
Then check tax file of C2 for $ value in G13.
If hv $ value, prompt "kena kantoi"
Ha ha
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