If I was u, then I will check the tax file.

1). If the net outcome is, I earned (i.e. IRB calculated wrongly and I untung), then I will close my eyes and bank in the "tax credit".

2). If the net outcome is less than RM 1000 (whether earned or lost), then I will close my eyes.

3). If the net outcome is, I lost over RM 1000.00, then I will inform IRB (this also depend on situation whether it is worthwhile to do so).

Since it is IRB making mistake, let them to settle the problem themselves if it is outcome (1) and (2) above.

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Added on August 2, 2011, 10:26 amIf u have tax file number, u need to give the tax file number to u employer. Then u just sit down and rest, u don't have to worry anymore.

It is the duty of your employer to deduct (PCB). Whether they (employer) do it or not, u don't have to worry, because u are nothing wrong in tax law.

In fact, I really don't like my employer to do PCB for me, because I don't need to worry about my tax credit. FYI, If u want to claim back tax credit, u need to bring in all sort of prove, receipt and sometime to might got into trouble if u mis-do u Borong B/BE!

This post has been edited by firee818: Aug 2 2011, 10:26 AM

Mind explain what is know as "offshore contract worker."

Where is the location of the work/job ?

1) Company B didn't deduct EPF and Socso from u, meaning that this income is "illegal"
2) So, obviously Company B can't give u EA.
3) So u need to declare Company A and Company C income if u total income is over RM2500 (my advise) to IRB.

Then WhiteWing need to say clearly what is his part-time job, this will clear all the doubt.
No need to agree or disagree this and that and guess what is his part-time job.
See the word "SALARY" written by WhiteWing below. Look carefully before make any comment.

Wonder u react in such a weird way?

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Added on January 19, 2012, 2:55 pmThis post has been edited by firee818: Jan 19 2012, 02:59 PM

Why just now u said it maybe commission and now turn the word to salary/wages?

Either salary or wages, it is required to contribute EPF and Socso by law.

Since u like to argue with me, then u need to give the reason why Company B didn't contribute EPF and Sosco for him?

If Company B can't give u EA, how can u declare to IRB?


This post has been edited by firee818: Jan 19 2012, 03:39 PM

All these presumption are assumed, thus no point to discuss further until whitewing makes clarificaton.

In determine the legality of your Company B income, you need to identify whether there is
any employment contract or any sort of contract between you and the company stating that you are:-

1). Employee of the company.
2). Independent contractor/contractor/agent of the company

If you are under No.(1), then you may entitle to EPF and Socso contribution (subject to the part-time rule).
If you are under No.(2), then you are not entitle to EPF and Socso contribution.

If u do not have any employment contract between u and the company, then your income will be classified under "grey area".

This post has been edited by firee818: Jan 20 2012, 08:41 AM

Faster submit may let to more time available for IRB officers to scrutinize your file.
Of course, if you are clean, then nothing to be afraid of.

Since Company A had deducted PCB and submitted to IRB, meaning that you have tax file number.
Therefore, you need to declare your income every year to IRB even though you have no income at all for that particular year.
If u have tax file number but you didn't submit your Borong B/BE, IRB will penalize you.

Is it mean that u pay RM2500 in one go in the 1st instalment of YA 2012?

e.g.

Feb 2012 RM416-----> pay in one go RM2500
Apr 2012 RM416
Jun 2012 RM416
Aug 2012 RM416
Oct 2012 RM 416
Dec 2012 RM 420
Total RM2500

If it is, yes, you can and supplement with a letter forward to IRB to inform them u payment mode.
Remember that u have to pay the installment before the due date.

How should we pay e-bayaran:-
1) via MBB2U
2) Via IRB web e-bayaran

Which one is better in term of safety and user friendly?