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Cyberbullies
post Dec 13 2021, 06:26 AM

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QUOTE(dwRK @ Nov 19 2021, 09:45 AM)
2nd para ties in with below...
the 3% doesn't cover local source income parked offshore for ya2021 onwards... current law is you need to include in your filing and pay your individual tax rate anyways because it's locally sourced... just in case some smart ass try to be funny, IRB put this extra warning to ppl...the "belum dilaporkan" from 2nd para refers to the filing...

anyways gonna chill n wait for faq...

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This criteria's a little funny though.

They said they will accept any locally sourced income brought in from overseas during the PKPP period without conducting any "audit, investigation and penalty."

Then how would they know if someone decide to bring back locally sourced income parked offshore for YA2021 onwards under this scheme since there won't be any audit/investigation?

By logic, since this scheme will start from 1st of Jan 2022 until 30th of June 2022, shouldn't the criteria be YA2024 onwards instead since any locally sourced income that is brought in from overseas after the date the scheme ends can be easily differentiated & tracked?

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Cyberbullies
post Dec 13 2021, 04:07 PM

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QUOTE(dwRK @ Dec 13 2021, 09:56 AM)
they know when you have inward xfers to your account... they say will close one eye won't investigate how you get the funds provided you declare in a special form and pay 3% tax

after June, any new taxable transfers you declare in YA2023...

they won't track all the xfers... they just flag suspicious ones then ask you come prove to them its legitimate... so it's up to you to track your own...
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Which is why I don't understand the YA2021 onwards rule lol.

I don't see how the violation of this rule will not happen given the good faith promise (up to June 2022 of course).

Can you think of any legitimate reason why they included this superfluous rule?


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post Dec 13 2021, 08:22 PM

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QUOTE(dwRK @ Dec 13 2021, 05:39 PM)
this is them covering their base lor imho...

some smart ppl might take advantage of the 3%... so instead of declaring and paying tier rate for YA2021...  they try push it to 2022 and pay 3%...
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but pretty sure this is kind of a honeypot thing - if you enroll into this programme, your future transfers would probably be scrutinised more heavily lol

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