Hi , not sure whether I can ask here.
Recently my friend dine at a restaurant and being impose of charge of 10% service tax + 6% G0v tax.
What's the criteria for 6% gov tax ? I remember over 1million will be able to tax.But for sure that tiny restaurant as my friend mention , no branch and etc impose 6 g0v tax at the bill.
Wondering why ? thanks you

Here's my 2 cents

You do not need to declare those income that doesn't have EPF deduction. There's actually many such "income" that no people will go declare, just because they can save them self from taxes.
e.g. Selling in Lowyat Garage Sales is one good example. You help people from other state take order and go lowyat get best offer and you take profit from there. Such as profit are income also, but not classified as taxable income.

Income without EPF deduction are not audit-able as well. One reason you do not need to afraid if people say you run from tax. Without proper record, they can't sue you.

Hmm, ok.

Mind to elaborate more? (The part of where "I buy and sell you get profit" income)
P/S : I'm not looking a leeway to run from tax. Trying to learn this.

if just receive a comm like rm3k for a yr  must also declare? how will they know/check?

in my payslip theres an amount written as MEAL ALLOWANCE, it is not taxable right?

Isn't the profit from the sale of property subjected to RPGT?

in my company EA form, there isn't allowance stated in the form, only basic gross salary + bonus. So do I need to declare the allowance by myself as well?

I have a rental property. In 2011, the Developer issued strata title to individual purchasers. I incurred legal fees. Is this tax deductible against the rental income?

one question - i have both life insurance which includes medical and i also bought MLTA which has both life and medical included in it for housing - both are under prudential. I asked my agent, he told me that I can add in the figures mentioned under medical for both the personal insurance (for medical) + the MLTA insurance (for medical) and fill that under the insurans pendidikan dan perubatan column in the efiling - is what he said correct? I can just add the two figures up? Or does govt only allow it to be for personal insurance medical only?

i think a lot don't read what i'm asking or don't get what i'm saying so i'll say it again - I have the annual statement with the breakdown on both life insurance and medical insurance. My initial question was: I have bought personal insurance AND MLTA housing insurance. Both have separate statements stating the amount of life insurance and medical insurance. Now - my question is simple - is it alright to add BOTH The medical insurance (for personal insurance PLUS housing MLTA insurance FOR MEDICAL)? My agent told me this should be fine, but I'm having doubts which is why I asked.

i always did that but forgot where I have put for the 2010 version..

btw, for the insurance tax relief. i bought a GE 6-in-1 insurance with monthly RM150, do I need to split out the RM150 to life, medical and etc or just RM150*12 months?

you have fill in 'Information of Dividend Income and Computation of Statutory Income' in HK3 form, its for dividen,

but hv to check whether it is single tier / or not, if single tier u can't claim bcos there is no tax for that dividen

If a person owns a 2-storey shop house and let the parents use it for free. The parents stay on the upper floor and collect and keep the  rental on the ground floor for their daily expenses. Can this rental income be declared under the parents?

Can buy PC parts can be claim as "buying PC"?

Hi, I would like to ask if it's ok to keep photocopy of all receipts (take photo and keep as softcopy in pc) for tax purposes. If it's possible, I would like to get rid of all hardcopies (paper receipts) and convert them all to softcopies (photos of receipts) just because I feel that it is easier to organise.

Thanks in advanced!

Hi all,

I based in Malaysian but my employer is in Singapore.

Every month my company is direct paying my salary via TT transfer.

Do I need to pay tax?

don't this consider foreign income ?