I see.

Thank sifu~!

Hi guys,

I know we can claim medical expenses for our parents for RM5000, my father has admitted to private hospital for few months last year, it is over RM5000+ but that receipt paid under my sister's name because she has credit card to pay first, and I returned the money to her with cash.

The problem is the receipt has written my sister's name as payer, so can I use that receipt to claim this tax relief?

Thanks guys.

Sure cannot

Yeah deep down I knew it. I need confirmation.

But damn, now I am going wasting this as tax relief

I would like to know whether sole prop need to submit Form E or not?

Well, is a mistake that you made.
So next time you won't do the same

Yeah, last year I don't have the credit card yet and carrying that much money around to hospital is very uncomfortable.

Well I guess I did learned a lesson.

Thanks anyways

Your sister can file for the relief.

what if the is does not want to claim, but asked the brother to claim (even though the receipt is under her name?)
can LHDN accept that?

Of course cannot accept.

then if under parent name? but the son submit the claim, but the father did not submit to claim.....can?

Can.

During audit time, you need to provide your birth certificate to prove the relationship.

Is it written said cannot claimed by son if sister made the payment?
Or else need to call to check

The name on the receipt is the most vital for argument!

The receipt must be either the name of your parent or you (if you're going to make the relief claim).

Submitted on 7-Mar and got my refund on 19-Mar. Well done LHDN!

Normally, the receipt from hospital should have the patient name which is the father name in this case.

I have dividen baucer
gross dividen = net dividen

Do i need to declare it, ie put under dividen income 2014?

If receipt has mum's name as patient, son as payee (using credit card), can another son use the receipt to claim for relief?

Yes, you're right. Normally it should be patient name on the receipt.

I have no idea. Unless you can provide valid justification during audit.



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Good morning David83, whoever earn more would foot parent's medical bills, not the payor.