I'm not sure.

better ask your HR

The PIN number you have to get this from any branches of IRB which is near to you and convenient to you. The following link of address may help you. IRB address

For your case, you have to close personal income tax file with income tax officer already. So that in future they wont send the form any more to your father in law.

Oh, thanks alot for the info.

In this case if you are doing complete medical examination then you may able to claim for the expenses of up to RM500.

You can always have a better remuneration package to be well packaged for your own tax saving purposes. But this should be in a consistent way. Anyways, as long as it fit into the lists stated in the section F in the following Section F of the Form EA - List of tax exemption for you to utilize then you may as well communicate well with your HR to restructure your remuneration package.

Question:

If i (malaysian) work with singaporean company which don't have any office in Malaysia and do some work in malaysia (few months), also do some work in indonesia and australia, the salary paid by my employer in singapore, do i have to declare the income received in malaysia to IRB? or should i just declare to IRAS?

Just drop by the income tax office...need to bring any documents?

Are you the employees in Malaysia who are seconded overseas ?

when u do all the work. u stay in Malaysia or u go to Indonesia & Australia to do the work?

if all job done while u in Malaysia, then u needed to declare to IRB Malaysia

First, just drop by the tax office branch which handles your father in law tax file. You may call 03 6209 1000 to check.

Secondly, if you need some reading on this you may refer to this link Info on your father in law case


Third for the document needed, because your father in law not even sure whether he got register with SSM or not in this case you may refer back to his Form B see whether there is any sole prop name stated there in or not. Because for Employment of Private Sector Employees there is a Form called CP 22A - Tax Clearance Form for Cessation of Employment. For his cases if he got the name of the with the SSM, he have to remove it Remove name from SSM

if i do work in malaysia, i stay in malaysia until work done. same goes to indonesia and australia. my salary is monthly based. no tax deduction to IRB.

do i have to portion it according to no. of months?

what if i required to pay all income tax in singapore since my employment income came from singapore, can i being taxed both malaysia and singapore?

No. i am employee of singaporean company which dont have any office in Malaysia. i am malaysian nationality.

I do read public ruling regarding seconded things. let say i am an employee of malaysian company doing some work in singapore. my income from singapore would be the income from my employment in malaysia. then i should declare it in malaysia.

my question is the other way round. just need confirmation and little bit clarification.

Just to get my understanding correct, from what you mentioned above, you are being seconded to malaysia by singapore company.

For your cases we may need to refer to few ruling as follow
Foreign Nationals Working In Malaysia - Tax Treaty Relief
Foreign Nationals Working In Malaysia - Tax Treatment
Taxation of Malaysian Employees Seconded Overseas

Need to gather some more facts from you

Anyways i have a case law for you to refer:

A non-resident French woman, who was employed by a company in France and whose duties involved making visits to countries outside France, was held by the Singapore Board of Review to have been exercising an employment in Singapore. On the construction of the Singapore Income Tax Ordinance, the gains and profits from the exercise of her employment were deemed to have derived from Singapore, notwithstanding that these were not received in Singapore. [F (1958) SB XXIV]


This post has been edited by danieljaya: May 1 2016, 09:55 PM

Thanks a lot for the info

Yes. It seems i am seconded to malaysia. and should report to IRAS but afraid that my income will also be taxed in malaysia. if tax in malaysia, i may apply for relief (double tax agreement) in singapore.

now the question is do my income be taxed in malaysia? ^^ i tried read those rulings but later getting more confused. ;p

How many days you exercised employment in Malaysia ??

roughly 3-5 months. depending on the job. sometimes stay few weeks then travel to indonesia/australia. then travel back to malaysia/singapore.

Wan to ask the same question! Count the number of days he works in Malaysia to see whether he qualify as Malaysia tax resident or not.

But then even you stay more than 180 days in Msia, ur source of income is foreign derived, thus no tax also.

If u stay less than 180 days in Msia in total, you are not Malaysia tax resident, thus no need report ur revenue.

U stick to ur SG filling. Best if u can check with ur HR for advice.

I wonder do repayment PTPTN loan can have tax relief under "pendidikan(sendiri)" ?