Ya, I mean can claim up to RM5000 (total medical + care taker).. I'm confuse from wat the tax expert mentioned in the radio station where only RM500 maximum to claim for care taker. Mean, my care taker expenses is RM1000, I can only claim RM500, balance RM4500 is for medical expenses..

This post has been edited by mamamia: Apr 27 2016, 07:48 AM

I thought if u r not existing tax payer (especially for fresh grad) and ur income has not reach the taxable income level, u can choose not to do tax filing.. If u have yet to reach the taxable income level, y u want to put urself in trouble to report that every year.. Unless u have PCB paid that u want them to refund.. Correct me if my understanding is incorrect..

Borang B e filing dateline is it 15 July?

So mean if u earn less than 34000, u can choose not to do tax filing..

To be exact is if ur gross annual income less than 38k (3183 per month), no need to register tax file.

Calculation :
3183 -11% EPF = 2832 home pay x 12 months = 34k

This post has been edited by mamamia: May 5 2016, 09:55 PM

So, the question is he earn 3k per month, if he doesn't has any tax file, he doesn't need to report..

No majikan is latest majikan.. Just Sum up all income n pcb..

I update at borang B, but the reminder send stating I update BE.. I think their system triggered for all "half way" form

Me too.. Submit on 30 April

Received my refund yesterday. No notification at all.. Just saw the money credited to my account..

Also, as per their refund standard, it is 30 business days.. So, whoever yet to receive, just be patient..

'pendapatan' field should be zero, and u need to fill in biz loss c/f under part G PARTICULARS OF BUSINESS INCOME

Follow ur laptop receipt amount, not installment that u paid.. The shop will issue a receipt on the total cost of the laptop

But, if u hire by local co and the co send u to oversea to work for 1 year, is the 1 year income taxable? I thought we need to see where is the co too..

2 different scenario..

1st: contract worker with local co and work performed oversea, salary paid by oversea co..

2nd: contract worker with local co and work performed oversea, salary paid by local co..

Ur answer above is what my understanding too.. that's y I'm curious on why is the place of work determine whether the income is taxable or not.. resident status n non resident status is just to determine the income tax rate to be pay..

For the scenario I given is just exactly what my friend have.. he is engineer who is consider as "freelance", he can be unemployed for few months.. his work is from local recruitment agencies who recommend work to him at oversea. Some project is china co pay salary to him, some is through agency. My advice to him is his income is taxable since his contract is with local agency even his salary is pay by oversea co unless he can get the oversea co to issue a employment letter to him.

So, after i read the other sifus here mentioned is based on where the work performed, which is different with my understanding, that's y I try to ask further so that sifus here can advise..

What is the condition for the RM500 cashback?

Subscriptions To Professional Bodies – Membership Subscription paid to professional bodies to ensure the continuance of a professional standing for practice such as the medical or legal profession, can be claimed as a deduction.

Refer to HK-2 (Part G) for more details, deduction should be done before u derived ur employment income

Which section of EA will show SOCSO contribution? I can't find that in EA

Oic.. I check section E Is only EPF, no socso.. should HR provide the revised version with the new relief?

Ur case is different.. u paid twice, where they recorded ur payment as 2017 n not 2016 for YA2016. So they can't refund to u this year.. wait till YA2017 then will refund after deduct ur tax payable amount.. as ur tax filing for YA2016 is u owe them, not they owe u..

No 15 days extension this year for e filling?

Just add ur total income for 2 EA form and file as normal