Yes.

Check under Semakan Pengesahan

e-BE for YA2020 will be filed next year April 2021.
e-B for YA2020 will be filed next year June 2021.

What has been filed is e-BE/B for YA2019.

This post has been edited by GrumpyNooby: Oct 18 2020, 09:44 PM

If there's a problem, you need to do amendment yourself via Pindaan e-BE within certain period.

Otherwise, you will be likely be served with love letter calling you for a coffee session demanding extra supporting documents and/or directly being served a letter of penalty of being fined for a sum due to wrong filing or wrongly keyed in figure. Example as in Post #6597

Remember that this is self-assessment & self-declaration; one should be honest and file responsibly for not getting into tax evasion.
If you're not sure if you're filing correctly, you should seek for professional taxation or accounting advices out there.
There're credited and certified accountants and tax advisors out there to assist you.

If you didn't receive any letter, your filing for the year should be close but you're still required to keep all the supporting documents (including receipts) for claiming tax relieves for min 7 years.

Even though the assessment for the particular year is closed but that doesn't mean that LHDN is not allowed to investigate you for any suspicious filing from yester-years.

This post has been edited by GrumpyNooby: Oct 18 2020, 10:06 PM

If you have business income, you should file Borang B regardless it is sole proprietor or partnership.





This post has been edited by GrumpyNooby: Oct 24 2020, 01:10 PM

Under which clause that you're being fined for?

Any income or bonus or windfall that you forgotten to declare?

Or under-declared income?

Or overly declared tax relieves?

This post has been edited by GrumpyNooby: Oct 25 2020, 02:36 PM

This clause means that they didn't receive your BE form.
Could be due to late submission.
We got one forumer encountered similarly too when he/she submitted the e-BE on the very last day/hour.

Suggest you get in touch with the officer at the tax branch that your tax file is being assigned to.

Do you get refund of "excess" of MTD you paid last year via salary deduction since Pendapatan Berkanun is 0?
I meant did LHDN actually bank in the "excess" to your designated bank account?

Obviously no.
No contribution/top up, cannot claim.

Since you got a gap of one year with 0 contribution, it should work.

Of course, no.

For PENJANA, it needs to be either these 3 categories: mobile phone, notebook and tablet

Yes.

IRB CEO: Govt should consider introducing capital gains tax

KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 23): Malaysia should consider implementing the capital gains tax, instead of the inheritance tax, said the head of the Inland Revenue Board (IRB).

IRB chief executive officer (CEO) Datuk Seri Sabin Samitah said that while decisions to introduce new taxes lie with the government, it should look at implementing the capital gains tax as the inheritance tax may not have much impact on government revenue given its narrower structure.

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/irb-...pital-gains-tax

What matters is the date on the tax invoice ...

Tax invoice should be the official document.
Try to clarify with a tax consultant or LHDN personnel.

IRB to stop receiving payments via posted cheques from Jan 1

KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 26): The Inland Revenue Board will stop receiving payments made via posted cheques from Jan 1 next year.

In a statement today, IRB said from that date, tax payments can be made via its official website www.hasil.gov.my, banking portals, counters at IRB payment centres, counters of appointed banks, cheque or cash deposit machines or ATMs.

“However, this stoppage does not apply for Property Gains Tax, Public Entertainers Income Tax (Seniman Kembara), Witholding Tax and compounds,” the statement said.

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/irb-...d-cheques-jan-1

MyTax : Gerbang Informasi Percukaian



For English version, please click this link: http://www.hasil.gov.my/img/MyTax_V_BI.jpg

You have to refer to annual statement to know how many amount is eligible for tax relief.

I don't think 100% of premium paid will be allotted into life insurance coverage.



Frequency of payment won't impact eligible amount of tax relief as long as the premium paid is for 2020.



This post has been edited by GrumpyNooby: Nov 28 2020, 08:48 PM