The company (Etiqa) should send you a statement, stating the entire amount of premium that you pay annually and the categorization of your investment. For example, whether it's for life or medical or others.

Ask them to send if they didn't send by default.

With that, you can fill it up into your tax form.

Haha, same here, I didn't fill that in also.

Who knows later they'll track down every single amount that go into your bank account.

But of course, the government has all the data about us. Whether you write or don't, will still be the same.

Haha, i noticed the second highlight too. I don't think there's anything to worry as they should be expecting this to happen.
I'm not sure when was it implemented but the government once said before that they will deduct a bigger amount from our salary as PCB.

The main reason is to ensure everyone paid for the tax. I think the real reason (maybe) is because most of the people didn't declare their tax (probably if once calculated,let say they owe the government RMXXX), and then the government implemented this scheme to ensure everyone pay their tax and for those that lazy/do-not-want-to-do-taxes, it's either they will be more hardworking now, or gov just eat their money.

you better call them asap. tax submission deadline is coming soon.

Yes, EPF can be deducted. There will be a column in your EA form (from your company) stating the amount of EPF that you have contributed. With that value, you insert it into your tax form accordingly - Under "Life Insurance and EPF" (Max of RM5000 is not mistaken).

What it means by Life Insurance + EPF is that if you purchase insurance (let say medical and life insurance), your insurance company will send you a letter indicating the amount of premium that you have paid over the year as Life Insurance. With that amount, u add it up together with your EPF contribution.

The rest i'll leave it to others to explain them for you because i'm not really sure either.