The monthly PCB deduction is just an estimation. Ultimately it'll still go to your annual aggregate income which includes bonus and allowances.

Therefore, just file according to the EA form prepared by your company HR.

just the basic salary. no bonus no allowance.

so am i taxable? just based on the amount i stated in my previous post.

simple and straightforward. just want to know yes or no.

Adakah saya layak dikenakan cukai
Mulai Tahun 2013 individu yang mempunyai pendapatan penggajian tahunan melebihi RM30,667 (selepas potongan KWSP) perlu mendaftar fail cukai pendapatan.

Sekiranya pekerja layak dikenakan potongan PCB, pekerja dinasihatkan mendaftar fail cukai pendapatan terlebih dahulu sebelum potongan PCB dibua

If you want to use that guideline, it is straight forward

However, not taxable and not filing are two separate issues.

We're not teaching people for tax evasion in this thread.

Ok thanks.

So are you saying that even if i am not taxable, i should file it?

Was under the impression that if my total income is not taxable, there is no need to file. correct me if i'm wrong.

computer part definitely cannot get tax relief..

Unless, you buy  computer parts that can build a complete pc including monitor, keyboard, mouse, ram, hard disk, motherboard, power supply, etc, then, this one, you can get a tax relief..

If you have an income tax file number, then you have to file it even though you're not taxable.

Your HR may have assisted you to create one of it.

cant find efilling for 2014 ?

Hi,

Q1: which of the amount goes into the "Pendapatan berkanun penggajian" in the e-filing from the EA-form?

1) the Gaji kasar, upah atau gaji cuti (termasuk gaji lebih masa)?

or the

2) Jumlah?
Q2: for the "insurans and kwsp", is it a total of the KWSP contributed by employee as per the EA-form and also the personal insurance paid annually?

have a question. referring to the attachment, i have highlighted in a box the part which i do not understand.

assuming my chargeable income is RM21,000, this means I fall under the 6% bracket. Which means I have to pay RM1260 (before RM400 rebate). But my question is, what is the RM300/RM900 shown in the box I highlighted. Not quite sure how to apply it.

First 20k == 300
The balance 1k at 6% = 60

Total is RM 360

If your taxable income is RM 35k:

First 20k == 300
The next (balance) 15k at 6% = 900 (15k * 0.06)

Total is RM 1200

First time filing with a child here. I have some questions I hope someone here can assist:

1. My wife (she's working) and I are filing separately
2. Our son was born in 2013.

Question:
1. Under children relief, which do I fill in? 100% or 50%?
2. Who should fill that in? Myself or my wife or both fill in for 50%?

BTW, it's the same child.

dear all,

I got a friend who is leaving Malaysia for business trip for a few years. But his salary still paid in Malaysia. But his service is for other country. Does it means he still need to pay tax in Malaysia ? He is working in a OHQ company in Malaysia.

> If a Malaysian who is residing and working in either Australia or London provide consultancy services in his personal capacity to a company in Malaysia and his services are paid to his bank account in Malaysia, is this income subject to income tax? If this income is below RM25,000 a year, does he have to report his income?

As he is likely to be a non-tax resident individual in Malaysia, his income from consultancy services will be taxable in Malaysia provided the services are performed in Malaysia. The payer is required to deduct 10% of the gross amount payable and remit the amount withheld to IRB. The withholding tax is a final tax and fees received need not be reported in a tax return.

URL: http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2014...-are-claimable/