I read that LHDN has extended e-filing dateline to 15/5/14, payment date should be the same.

Can't agree more, why is it that when they are in the civil service, they acted like that.

I printed a copy of the SSPN/PTPTN statement for tax relief and found that one also get the relief for the dividend earned during the year.
For me in year 2013, dividend earned was rm536 and I put in rm5500.
So Tambahan simpanan bersih bagi 2013 is 5500+536=6036.
And amaun layak pelepasan cukai bagi YA2013 is rm6000(max).
All the while I thought only the amount put in is considered.

Statement says it is dividend and paid 1st day of the year.
And I was emphasizing the part where even the dividend earned is included in the tax relief.

Do you think it was a mistake, and dividend should not entitle for tax relief?

Since the expert say so, I better exclude it.

Are u saying that the gomen looking for extra revenue thru scheme like this?

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

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

I thought if I do joint assessment then entitle to this relief no matter how much your spouse's income, no? But when spouse's income above rm3000, better to do separate assessment right?

I am doing joint assessment, but when I enter 0 income for my spouse d System won't accept unless I key in 1. Can't have 0 income?

This post has been edited by MGM: Apr 26 2015, 07:33 AM