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This post has been edited by jiaen0509: Mar 1 2023, 10:01 PM

Checking again regarding overseas income.

- Work in Malaysia
- Freelance
- Salary monthly via Paypal to Maybank Business Current Account

Is the fund received subject to tax? Because I saw there is one column for overseas income from 01.01.2022 to 30.06.2022 with three perfent (3%) tax and another 01.07.2022-31.12.2022 is Zero (0) tax rate. Any advice?

Hello, anyone can share about the Tax Relief 2023 for the KWSP category?

If every year I was able to maximise the tax relief with KWSP+Life Insurance. Does it affect me? Was trying to search, but not much info available online.

I am referring to this one:
Premium insurans nyawa (Terhad RM3,000)
Caruman kepada KWSP / skim yang diluluskan (Terhad RM4,000)

and the latest for 2023 have one related to self-contribution one. Not sure anyone have the info can share?

I have a question:

If I’m working overseas, I would declare my Malaysian income as zero (0). However, I still have insurance and lifestyle in Malaysia that could be used for tax relief.

Can I still declare these reliefs like this?
• Income: 0
• Tax reliefs: RM5,000

Will this cause any issues with LHDN? Or is it better to just declare everything as zero?

Seeking second opinion

If I’m working overseas, I would declare my Malaysian income as zero (0). However, I still have insurance and lifestyle in Malaysia that could be used for tax relief.

Can I still declare these reliefs like this?
• Income: 0
• Tax reliefs: RM5,000

Will this cause any issues with LHDN? Or is it better to just declare everything as zero?

I stay more than 180 days in Malaysia during 2024. Technically I am Malaysia tax resident?

I started working in Singapore in September 2024, so I would have stayed more than 180 days in Malaysia in 2024. Does that mean I’m considered a tax resident in Malaysia instead of Singapore?

As for tax reliefs, whether I fill them in or not doesn’t affect the tax amount since I’ll be paying RM 0 for 2024 anyway. But I’m still considering whether to submit the pelepasan (relief claims) or not.