wanna ask

in LHDN form

there is a section

PENDAPATAN PUNCA LUAR MALAYSIA YANG DITERIMA DI MALAYSIA YANG DIKECUALIKAN CUKAI

declare the dividend or not?

question is not about taxable or not. its about to declare or not.pros and cons :
nEGARA: SINGAPORE
Jenis Pendapatan : DIVIDEN
cukai di bayar di negara asal : ya
jumlan cukai dikenakan di negara asal : 0 (zero)
amount pendapatan diremitkan...  RM XXXXx
so if the dividend is being REMITED to Msia.. have to declare?

if dividend not remited back but sitting in SG.. no need to declare ?

lets discuss since still hv time before submission

The div is being remitted back to Msia bank as and when its received.
Retiree but have not close the LHDN ac.

This person have no broker. the shares were bought 20 yrs ago...
the LHDN form 2022 clearly states:
AMOUNT PENDAPATAN DI REMITKAN.

so compile whole year 2022 and put the figure there?

or dun bother ?

you are SUCH A GREAT HELP....

give u plenty LIKE!

btw the div is from SG BANKS.. same thing right?

I am confused. In this example, if one is not remitting back here, why need to declare?

TOS

Presumably the SG dividends are exempt from tax due to this condition: The income has been subjected to tax in the
country of origin. ?

(i)The consensual restructuring exercise has taken longer than originally anticipated on account of there being a myriad of issues which required the unanimous support of the Lenders in order for the restructuring to carry. The Lender group comprises 20 domestic and offshore financiers;

(ii) FTI Consulting expects that the negotiation of the term sheet for debt restructuring (including a longer extension of the maturity dates under the Offshore Facility 1, Onshore Facility 1, Offshore Facility 2 and Offshore Facility 3, as well as Onshore Facility 2 and Onshore Facility 3) can only be concluded in late May and that the Lenders require about one month to obtain the necessary in-principle approval internally before the debt restructuring agreement can be prepared and executed;

(iii) The Board expects that more time is required to negotiate the MOU with the reputable Chinese entity, as announced on 17 January 2023 and 1 March 2023; and

(iv) As stated in the announcement dated 24 April 2023, Jones Lang LaSalle Corporate Appraisal and Advisory Limited provided preliminary independent valuations as at 31 December 2022 for the Group’s investment properties only on 31 March 2023 (instead of during the week beginning 13 March 2023 as originally anticipated). Delays in the valuation of the Trust’s retail assets has held back linchpin discussions around a planned orderly disposal of portfolio assets, and these linchpin discussions had only commenced on 19 April 2023.