wait, r u asking about form BE or form E?
need to discuss with HR why they have included as taxable income
there will be discrepancy if you exclude it as exempt income
and no, there is no section to disclose exempted gratuity income in either form BE or form E

You need to visit Lhdn office and consult them. The spot for declaring it is meant for taxable income. Its the same dilemna faced by my missus, no place to declare it as non taxable whereas lhdn circular mentioned all income including gratuity must be in EA form. In EA form itself there is a spot for declaring non taxable income but not sure for what purposes.

I dont think you can leave out the declaration as the total income will be skewed.

Perhaps can check out worksheet HK 2? Check out HK 2.2 too.

Disclaimer: Caveat emptor...

Link provided just few posts back

Perhaps related to HK 2.2?

Computation of it?

My unqualified comment.

Keep the Paperwork documentation until asked later.

I think sort of like those doing partime work. Add the amount inside on top of the usual income as in from BE.

When lhdn ask how come amount in EA and your declared income is not same, ..show them you hv part yime income.

Caveat emptor.

Hi Bro,

Just a quick question, If a person is VSS instead of retirement gratuity, will it be tax exempted?

Thanks.

So how is it settled ?

So need ownself manually deduct from total taxable income, which means inaccurate reporting ?

4. My FSI is exempted. Do I still need to declare it in my tax return?
Yes. Although the FSI received in Malaysia is exempted until 31 December 2026, the resident individual must still make a declaration in their Malaysian income tax return that the relevant FSI qualifies for exemption, and retain the required relevant supporting documentation to prove this. For those of you who have submitted your tax returns for YA 2022, you may have noticed that a new disclosure section on FSI has been included in the return forms for YA 2022.

5. I did not remit FSI into Malaysia. Does this count as income received in Malaysia?
Presently, the tax authority has clarified that only income that is brought into Malaysia via cash or electronic funds transfer is considered as remitted income. If the income derived is kept overseas, this would not be considered as income received in Malaysia.

The rule clearly state if being back need to declare.

If money in Malaysia, guess so. Cause the broker is in Malaysia. It received the money in Malaysia. Then it reinvest it.

Best person is go visit Lhdn and ask.

Google and found these
Hope it helps.

What Type Of Income Is Exempted From Income Tax In Malaysia?
Published on March 1, 2024
https://www.imoney.my/articles/income-tax-g...a-tax-exemption

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&...IV_2fbtDk75BfUx

Guidelines on Tax treatment in relation to income recieved from abroad
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&...awGALaibs4kfC-q

I checked my status online for the first time and it seems that last 3 years also Tiada Rekod even though I did e-filling for like 12 years.