Apr 12 2011, 05:36 PM
QUOTE(vin_ann @ Apr 12 2011, 05:14 PM)
you did not get my point huh.
nvm la.
Added on April 12, 2011, 5:20 pm
1. Rental Income - it can be either classified under Rental Income Section 4(D) where you still can use Borang BE or Business Income Section 4(A) where you got to use Borang B.
if you are own more than 3 residential houses collecting rental or 1/2 commercial units, you will falls under Section 4(A) - Business income (Borang B)
2. as long you have business income, its Borang B.
Borang BE is only for empolyment income only.
3. Sorry cant help, as no follows up closely on updates.
nvm la.
Added on April 12, 2011, 5:20 pm
1. Rental Income - it can be either classified under Rental Income Section 4(D) where you still can use Borang BE or Business Income Section 4(A) where you got to use Borang B.
if you are own more than 3 residential houses collecting rental or 1/2 commercial units, you will falls under Section 4(A) - Business income (Borang B)
2. as long you have business income, its Borang B.
Borang BE is only for empolyment income only.
3. Sorry cant help, as no follows up closely on updates.
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It is interesting to note that in the guidebook for the year of assessment 2008 (Buku Panduan Borang B 2008 – pdf version), it is mentioned that sports shoes are excluded.
This may seem as an anomaly as a pair of running shoes may be a major “equipment” used in athletics, a sport defined under the Sports Development Act 1997. – FOOK
This may seem as an anomaly as a pair of running shoes may be a major “equipment” used in athletics, a sport defined under the Sports Development Act 1997. – FOOK
Actually he did answer you with this (see bold), sport/running shoes cannot be claim in tax relief
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