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post Jun 26 2015, 08:45 PM, updated 7y ago

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Are you subjected to income tax?
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Individu yang mempunyai pendapatan penggajian tahunan melebihi RM25,501 (selepas potongan KWSP) perlu mendaftar fail cukai pendapatan.

Mulai Tahun 2010 individu yang mempunyai pendapatan penggajian tahunan melebihi RM26,501 (selepas potongan KWSP) perlu mendaftar fail cukai pendapatan.

Walau bagaimanapun, mulai Tahun 2013 individu yang mempunyai pendapatan penggajian tahunan melebihi RM30,667 (selepas potongan KWSP) perlu mendaftar fail cukai pendapatan.

Walau bagaimanapun, mulai Tahun 2015 individu yang mempunyai pendapatan penggajian tahunan melebihi RM34,000 (selepas potongan KWSP) perlu mendaftar fail cukai pendapatan.

Sekiranya pekerja layak dikenakan potongan PCB, pekerja dinasihatkan mendaftar fail cukai pendapatan terlebih dahulu sebelum potongan PCB dibuat.

URL: http://www.hasil.gov.my/goindex.php?kump=5...nit=5000&sequ=2
Next: Preparing personal income tax returns
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Income Tax 101 by RP: https://ringgitplus.com/en/blog/Personal-Fi...18-YA-2017.html

Important links
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LHDN website: http://www.hasil.gov.my/
e-Daftar: http://edaftar.hasil.gov.my/
e-filing website: https://e.hasil.gov.my/ or https://ez.hasil.gov.my/CI/Login.aspx
e-lejar website: http://www.hasil.gov.my/
Tax payment using credit card: http://byrhasil.hasil.gov.my/creditcard/

Sample of e-ledger:
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Rental income
How to calculate for rental income: http://www.hasil.gov.my/pdf/pdfam/PR4_2011.pdf

Definition of "computer" for RM 3k relief every 3 years starting 2013: ---> ended in YA2016
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Previous versions
v1: https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1840158
v2: https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1903172
v3: https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3087789

Useful documents
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Tax for dividend and distribution **No longer applicable as replaced by single tier system.**
Details at: http://www.hasil.gov.my/bt_goindex.php?bt_...db2728297decb63
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How to apply for e-filing PIN?
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To make payment for insufficient deduction through PCB
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How to fill tax relief for insurance policy?
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Check for approved/registered institution on donation under Subseksyen 44(6) ACP 1967
http://www.hasil.gov.my/bt_goindex.php?bt_...nit=8&bt_sequ=1

Additional Read-ups:

Things That Might Seem Tax Deductible but Actually Are Not
URL: https://ringgitplus.com/en/blog/Personal-Fi...y-fbsoc-gen-gen

Definition of BROADBAND:
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List of all public rulings:
http://www.hasil.gov.my/bt_goindex.php?bt_...sequ=1&bt_lgv=2

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post Jun 26 2015, 08:45 PM

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post Jun 26 2015, 09:08 PM

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Hi there,
I am searching for the calculation of "capital allowance" for vehicle. Any guidelines on the calculation?


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post Jun 26 2015, 10:32 PM

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QUOTE(wil-i-am @ Jun 26 2015, 10:32 PM)
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QUOTE(chin_kh @ Jun 26 2015, 09:08 PM)
Hi there,
I am searching for the calculation of "capital allowance" for vehicle. Any guidelines on the calculation?
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Capital allowance can claim on hire purchase amount paid during the year

Eg. 50,000 loan for 5 years, 10,000 is int, 40,000 is principal

Every year pay 10,000, only can claim ca on 8000, I.e principal portion

Next year make payment, ca claim based on payment made again

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post Jun 26 2015, 11:23 PM

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with monthly income of RM4500 is the PCB around RM380 correct ?

Or is it too high ?
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post Jun 26 2015, 11:38 PM

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QUOTE(Kurosagi @ Jun 26 2015, 11:23 PM)
with monthly income of RM4500 is the PCB around RM380 correct ?

Or is it too high ?
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With the new PCB table effective 2015, RM 4500 gross income will be having RM 108.85

URL: http://www.hasil.gov.my/pdf/pdfam/PCB_2015.pdf
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post Jun 27 2015, 12:07 AM

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QUOTE(David83 @ Jun 26 2015, 11:38 PM)
With the new PCB table effective 2015, RM 4500 gross income will be having RM 108.85

URL: http://www.hasil.gov.my/pdf/pdfam/PCB_2015.pdf
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Yea i've read about this. But why is my company charging so high on PCB
with epf socso income tax , deduction almost 1k
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post Jun 27 2015, 12:14 AM

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Is the tax charged after deducting the epf n socso from the income?
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QUOTE(Kurosagi @ Jun 27 2015, 12:07 AM)
Yea i've read about this. But why is my company charging so high on PCB
with epf socso income tax , deduction almost 1k
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U can get it back eventually if they overcharged.
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QUOTE(Kurosagi @ Jun 27 2015, 12:07 AM)
Yea i've read about this. But why is my company charging so high on PCB
with epf socso income tax , deduction almost 1k
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do you have any contractual BONUS??? or other allowance??
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QUOTE(MiztaLegendary @ Jun 27 2015, 12:14 AM)
Is the tax charged after deducting the epf n socso from the income?
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For PCB deduction, the estimation is based on nett salary after EPF deduction.
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post Jun 27 2015, 06:59 AM

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Hey guys. I don't know how to ask this..
But the thing is this..

I am starting to work in internet marketing, so my pay usually come to my paypal account.
So do I have to pay for tax? Or the tax is automatically deducted when I transfer from my paypal account?
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QUOTE(toomanyrulez @ Jun 27 2015, 06:59 AM)
Hey guys. I don't know  how to ask this..
But the thing is this..

I am starting to work in internet marketing, so my pay usually come to my paypal account.
So do I have to pay for tax? Or the tax is automatically deducted when I transfer from my paypal account?
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Tax won't be automatically deducted in Paypal.
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QUOTE(toomanyrulez @ Jun 27 2015, 06:59 AM)
Hey guys. I don't know  how to ask this..
But the thing is this..

I am starting to work in internet marketing, so my pay usually come to my paypal account.
So do I have to pay for tax? Or the tax is automatically deducted when I transfer from my paypal account?
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while waiting for income tax sifus to response...
try page 5 of this (if yours is categorized as that)....hope it is related and can helps
http://www.hasil.gov.my/pdf/pdfam/GUIDELIN...IC_COMMERCE.pdf

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hi guys..newbie in this section..have question here..last few days,receive the lhdn letter for my father's income tax number..never receive this kind of stuff before since my father working abroad..need advise from sifu here..
thnx in advance.
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QUOTE(Sunny zombie @ Jun 27 2015, 01:23 AM)
do you have any contractual BONUS??? or other allowance??
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yea with allowance total income 4.5k
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QUOTE(Kurosagi @ Jun 27 2015, 10:55 AM)
yea with allowance total income 4.5k
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Maybe your HR treat the allowance as bonus.

It's better for you to check with your company payroll team.

Besides, some company may be still using the old PCB table dated 2012.
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QUOTE(rekeyz @ Jun 27 2015, 10:50 AM)
hi guys..newbie in this section..have question here..last few days,receive the lhdn letter for my father's income tax number..never receive this kind of stuff  before since my father working abroad..need advise from sifu here..
thnx in advance.
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Shouldn't they have it instead request from u?
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Hi,
i got a notis tasiran tambahan rm750 for year 2012 tax last month, after been efiling for year 2014, i found that i do have a lebihan bayaran up till 15/02/2015which amount to 3500.....in this case do i still need to pay the 750 or they will contra off into the 3500?

thanks
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QUOTE(erictan26 @ Jun 28 2015, 10:52 PM)
Hi,
i got a notis tasiran tambahan rm750 for year 2012 tax last month, after been efiling for year 2014, i found that i do have a lebihan bayaran up till 15/02/2015which amount to 3500.....in this case do i still need to pay the 750 or they will contra off into the 3500?

thanks
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In this case, you better call up to individual assessment branch to them.
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QUOTE(erictan26 @ Jun 28 2015, 10:52 PM)
Hi,
i got a notis tasiran tambahan rm750 for year 2012 tax last month, after been efiling for year 2014, i found that i do have a lebihan bayaran up till 15/02/2015which amount to 3500.....in this case do i still need to pay the 750 or they will contra off into the 3500?

thanks
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the contra will not be automatic in their normal practice, however you can call to your branch or write in to request. else, pay it first then wait the 3500 to be refunded
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I started a sole prop biz beginning of this year.
How do apply for the tax number for Form B ? I have previously declared in Form BE for year 2014.
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Hi guys, instead of calling LHDN, any other way that we can check which branch are out taxes being filed?
I tried to check in the lhdn website but im unable to find the info(not sure if im looking at the right place).
Need to check the branch that my wife's tax are filed.
TIA.
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QUOTE(sidanos @ Jul 2 2015, 01:05 PM)
Hi guys, instead of calling LHDN, any other way that we can check which branch are out taxes being filed?
I tried to check in the lhdn website but im unable to find the info(not sure if im looking at the right place).
Need to check the branch that my wife's tax are filed.
TIA.
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U need to call LHDN hotline
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QUOTE(sidanos @ Jul 2 2015, 01:05 PM)
Hi guys, instead of calling LHDN, any other way that we can check which branch are out taxes being filed?
I tried to check in the lhdn website but im unable to find the info(not sure if im looking at the right place).
Need to check the branch that my wife's tax are filed.
TIA.
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nope. need to call them icon_idea.gif
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QUOTE(veron208 @ Jul 2 2015, 10:29 AM)
I started a sole prop biz beginning of this year.
How do apply for the tax number for Form B ? I have previously declared in Form BE for year 2014.
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same number, just fill in Form B will do. u can switch B or BE anytime, just take note of the due dates.
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Hi Guys,

Thanks for the effort to create this thread, I find it very useful and helpful as I have never submitted before (normally my wife does it).

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QUOTE(nexona88 @ Jul 2 2015, 04:28 PM)
nope. need to call them  icon_idea.gif
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I found it. Actually if you login to the e-lejar, it will show. rclxm9.gif
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Is that true if you use e-filling for Borang B, the due date is 15-July 2015?
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QUOTE(nova80 @ Jul 5 2015, 02:32 PM)
Is that true if you use e-filling for Borang B, the due date is 15-July 2015?
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may be this is still relevant
clause 1.1, 1.2(a)
http://www.hasil.gov.my/pdf/pdfam/ProgramM...BNCP_2015_2.pdf
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QUOTE(nova80 @ Jul 5 2015, 02:32 PM)
Is that true if you use e-filling for Borang B, the due date is 15-July 2015?
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Found on Google: http://m.thestar.com.my/story.aspx?hl=Taxm...7A8E657EDEA4%7D

No help needed. Still post for others benefit.
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Sehingga 06 Julai 2015, mengambilkira amaun di dalam notis taksiran tersebut, tuan mempunyai baki cukai tertunggak keseluruhan berjumlah RM‎647.52 yang masih belum dijelaskan.

if i want to byr by https://byrhasil.hasil.gov.my/ which option do i choose for full settlement? there's a lot of dropdown here.
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QUOTE(LuffyPSP @ Jul 11 2015, 11:19 PM)
if i want to byr by https://byrhasil.hasil.gov.my/ which option do i choose for full settlement? there's a lot of dropdown here.
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Whichever option tat is convenient to u
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QUOTE(wil-i-am @ Jul 12 2015, 06:59 AM)
Whichever option tat is convenient to u
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QUOTE(erictan26 @ Jun 28 2015, 10:52 PM)
Hi,
i got a notis tasiran tambahan rm750 for year 2012 tax last month, after been efiling for year 2014, i found that i do have a lebihan bayaran up till 15/02/2015which amount to 3500.....in this case do i still need to pay the 750 or they will contra off into the 3500?

thanks
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Wonder how come no refund the extra to u and still stay in the account?
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I just received a letter from LHDN today, saying my tax file number has been changed from SG xxxx to OG xxxx (numericals still the same).

I have a full time Manager job, but also have side business (sole proprietorship enterprise) registered with SSM.
I declared all my side income using Form B recently (wanna be a good citizen heh).

I can't inform the change in tax file number to my HR, coz obviously HR doesn't allow their staff do part time biz. mad.gif

So now, if i keep quiet & don't update my HR of this tax file number change, will my monthly salaried PCB deduction can still masuk the old SG tax file number ??? (again, number still the same, just SG --> OG)

I can't let my HR know I am doing side business...

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Need some urgent help here , my income tax deduction is 3 times higher than the PCB chart as I got no side income at all.

At first I thought its just because I start working in different company so that is why deduct higher, but it is deducting the same amount every month (its already 5 months).

My pay is around 4000 after deduction of EPF, income tax , socso I have got only around 3100.


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QUOTE(smallcrab @ Aug 6 2015, 09:59 PM)
I just received a letter from LHDN today, saying my tax file number has been changed from SG xxxx to OG xxxx (numericals still the same).

I have a full time Manager job, but also have side business (sole proprietorship enterprise) registered with SSM.
I declared all my side income using Form B recently (wanna be a good citizen heh).

I can't inform the change in tax file number to my HR, coz obviously HR doesn't allow their staff do part time biz. mad.gif

So now, if i keep quiet & don't update my HR of this tax file number change, will my monthly salaried PCB deduction can still masuk  the old SG tax file number ???  (again, number still the same, just SG --> OG)

I can't let my HR know I am doing side business...
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weird, normally it wouldnt change lol... u have efiling? maybe can log into there to check the pcb payable goes into ur account or not. the best way is to call lhdn to ask.



QUOTE(Kurosagi @ Aug 10 2015, 02:30 PM)
Need some urgent help here , my income tax deduction is 3 times higher than the PCB chart as I got no side income at all.

At first I thought its just because I start working in different company so that is why deduct higher, but it is deducting the same amount every month (its already 5 months).

My pay is around 4000 after deduction of EPF, income tax , socso I have got only around 3100.
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4000 x 89 % = 3,560 after epf. besides, most of the HR use pcb calculator instead of the schedule. try to look for ur hr and ask ? i think u fill in some wrong info to them when u join new company, i suspect only la.
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Quick question guys.

I just opened a new company with ssm. Since I'm working overseas, it won't affect my personal income right I guess.

So, here's a quick question, let's say I have a new set of business coming in. It would be about RM30k. Getting all the stuff and things would be about RM20k, profit will be RM10k.
So do I file the income tax of the profit?

New and first time here. What if the item and things were already in my personal list before I start the business. So 30k into my account, and then I have proof of the items to be RM20k, but its not deducted from my account, thus it will still be 30k in the account untouched.

Any idea? Thanks guys!...
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QUOTE(smallcrab @ Aug 6 2015, 09:59 PM)
I just received a letter from LHDN today, saying my tax file number has been changed from SG xxxx to OG xxxx (numericals still the same).

I have a full time Manager job, but also have side business (sole proprietorship enterprise) registered with SSM.
I declared all my side income using Form B recently (wanna be a good citizen heh).

I can't inform the change in tax file number to my HR, coz obviously HR doesn't allow their staff do part time biz. mad.gif

So now, if i keep quiet & don't update my HR of this tax file number change, will my monthly salaried PCB deduction can still masuk  the old SG tax file number ???  (again, number still the same, just SG --> OG)

I can't let my HR know I am doing side business...
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should be no problem because the number its still your income tax number.maybe u can contact them.
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QUOTE(availyboy @ Aug 26 2015, 05:31 PM)
Quick question guys.

I just opened a new company with ssm. Since I'm working overseas, it won't affect my personal income right I guess.

So, here's a quick question, let's say I have a new set of business coming in. It would be about RM30k. Getting all the stuff and things would be about RM20k, profit will be RM10k.
So do I file the income tax of the profit?

New and first time here. What if the item and things were already in my personal list before I start the business. So 30k into my account, and then I have proof of the items to be RM20k, but its not deducted from my account, thus it will still be 30k in the account untouched.

Any idea? Thanks guys!...
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maybe ucan try to open this site.
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Hi,

If i make a living from Forex. Do I have to fill up an income tax form? Lets say I make quite the earning enough to buy a car or house. How am I suppose to apply for loan without any official income statement?

Any advice?
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QUOTE(joblessman @ Sep 2 2015, 07:29 PM)
Hi,

If i make a living from Forex. Do I have to fill up an income tax form? Lets say I make quite the earning enough to buy a car or house. How am I suppose to apply for loan without any official income statement?

Any advice?
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while waiting for more value added responses....
I found this while googling.....
almost similar topic...have to decide for you self if this is valid answer in post#6.

www.flyingspaghettimonster.com/portal/forums/showthread.php?t=78360

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QUOTE(T231H @ Sep 2 2015, 07:47 PM)
while waiting for more value added responses....
I found this while googling.....
almost similar topic...have to decide for you self if this is valid answer in post#6.

http://www.flyingspaghettimonster.com/port...ead.php?t=78360
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Thanks for the reply.. But the link wont load..
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QUOTE(joblessman @ Sep 2 2015, 07:59 PM)
Thanks for the reply.. But the link wont load..
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Hi Everyone, i want pay my income tax (year 2014) to LHDN, but like usual, gomen website are not user friendly, so wanna ask sifus on how to do it.

I was planning on using Internet Banking or Credit Cards

BUT, what code and type of payment shall i choose? icon_question.gif icon_question.gif

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Can I assign a RM1,500 per mth for my mum as a salary allowance to reduce my B form tax?
I didn't work out any Ea form and salary bank in for this RM1,500 per mth..
Anyone idea broz here:)
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For those who receive "Pemberitahuan Penangguhan Bayaran Balik Cukai" letter:

Did anyone receive tax refund without further contact? How long was the wait before refund into account?

If no refund after 3 mths, what would sifu advices - to call Unit Audit Meja to check status or do nothing till next Tax submission cycle?


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QUOTE(ThisIsJimmy @ Sep 9 2015, 08:54 PM)
Hi Everyone, i want pay my income tax (year 2014) to LHDN, but like usual, gomen website are not user friendly, so wanna ask sifus on how to do it.

I was planning on using Internet Banking or Credit Cards

BUT, what code and type of payment shall i choose?  icon_question.gif  icon_question.gif
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Code 095 is correct
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Can I assign a RM1,500 per mth for my mum as a salary allowance to reduce my B form tax?
I didn't work out any Ea form and salary bank in for this RM1,500 per mth..
Anyone idea broz here:)
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Code 095 is correct
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Hi Will, hmm, I was told to follow the "Panduan Bayaran" stated at the back of my BE form, they (LHDN) has instructed me to pay by using code "084 (Bayaran Ansuran Cukai - Individu)" with "No. Ansuran: 99"

I hope I did it correctly to settle the income tax. Anyone experience this before? icon_question.gif

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Hi Will, hmm, I was told to follow the "Panduan Bayaran" stated at the back of my BE form, they (LHDN) has instructed me to pay by using code "084 (Bayaran Ansuran Cukai - Individu)" with "No. Ansuran: 99"

I hope I did it correctly to settle the income tax. Anyone experience this before?  icon_question.gif

I really don't want my money (meant to pay the tax) end up into someone's pocket  biggrin.gif
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If u have been paying instalment, code 084 is correct
I tot u r Big boss with own biz which shld use code 095
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I received a love letter from LHDN asking me to pay extra 1600 today. When I redo my calculations using my EA forms (from 2 companies since I jumped ship last year) in fact I over estimated my income by 9k. Is it possible to request to see how they calculated? Can't help but feel I am being cheated unless I see how they came to that figure. And I also don't want to give jibby more money to pay red shirts.
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QUOTE(bl@ze @ Sep 15 2015, 05:02 PM)
I received a love letter from LHDN asking me to pay extra 1600 today. When I redo my calculations using my EA forms (from 2 companies since I jumped ship last year) in fact I over estimated my income by 9k.  Is it possible to request to see how they calculated?  Can't help but feel I am being cheated unless I see how they came to that figure.
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Yes, call up the LHDN number, check your file location to meet up with the officer. Ask them to show how they calculate the extra 1600. This is your right. Your tax money is used by government to pay their salary.

As long as you have nothing to hide. Just be honest, in case you miscalculate or mis-claim some deductions. They may give leeway instead of penalty/fine. Learn from mistakes also.

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i'm applying a new job and they require EPF and Income tax (EA Statement).

I'm just confused whether i would've need to declare my earnings for 2014-yes its too late. but im just not sure. i just thought that my basic was 2.5. never thought and didn't know about e-filing.

i worked with my previous company till february. then i worked freelance for 6 months (salary <RM2000)

now as i research, and just gotten my 2014 EA form , i'm not sure whether i would've need to declare my income.

in my EA Form the part b- gaji kasar= 30k

"jumlah for C"is around 40K.

i'm paranoid now that i may be fined for not declaring.
i don't know how this work, the forms are confusing.

Questions
1.what do i need to do now?
2.do i report to LHDN immediately or wait till next year to declare my 2014 or 2015 earnings?since i will be submitting the TP3 form as well to the new company then will be submitted to LHDN
3.how is the fine calculated for late declaration?

please help.
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die, it has been 3 month since i received the love letter from LHDN. but until now still no refund into my account... (i'm a employee only)

anyone at here also have the same issue with me?

hope no problem happen... and money quick quick back.
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Hi sifus,

I'm a fresh graduate and will be start working next month (my first job)

Apparently HR e-mail me to register (izit E-daftar? ) with Inland Revenue Board and get the Income Tax number..
Do I need to create a tax file?
and also the PCB spreadsheet net income is after EPF and sosco deduction?

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QUOTE(wil-i-am @ Sep 14 2015, 05:34 PM)
If u have been paying instalment, code 084 is correct
I tot u r Big boss with own biz which shld use code 095
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QUOTE(wil-i-am @ Sep 14 2015, 05:34 PM)
If u have been paying instalment, code 084 is correct
I tot u r Big boss with own biz which shld use code 095
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Hmm, actually im confused over 095 and 084 (installment)

I want to settle them all but i need to choose 084 with code 99 for payment.

Any sifu here can explain more?
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Hmm, actually im confused over 095 and 084 (installment)

I want to settle them all but i need to choose 084 with code 99 for payment.

Any sifu here can explain more?
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084 Bayaran Ansuran Cukai - Individu
095 Bayaran Cukai Pendapatan (tidak termasuk skim ansuran)

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You can continue to submit, then if get audited, just tell them you lost that receipt, say sorry politely and you just need to pay that's amount X your tax bracket.
Few times already I been on this(with intention) laugh.gif

But, the bad is they may audit your past 7 years records, this is something really can make you headache shocking.gif
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I've lost my donation receipt RM40 (not alot). Problem I now I was send a love letter from LHDN. Will there bea fine/penalty on it? rclxub.gif
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QUOTE(iori1988 @ Sep 21 2015, 01:42 PM)
I've lost my donation receipt RM40 (not alot). Problem I now I was send a love letter from LHDN. Will there bea fine/penalty on it?  rclxub.gif
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QUOTE(iori1988 @ Sep 21 2015, 01:42 PM)
I've lost my donation receipt RM40 (not alot). Problem I now I was send a love letter from LHDN. Will there bea fine/penalty on it?  rclxub.gif
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Nope, worst case just say that receipt missing and pay that rm40's tax bracket, case closed.
As said, a word sorry and admit is your mistake is the best way to prevent you from getting penalty.
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Nope, worst case just say that receipt missing and pay that rm40's tax bracket, case closed.
As said, a word sorry and admit is your mistake is the best way to prevent you from getting penalty.
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Have you been in that situation? sad.gif

Just get fine for the peanuts bracket.

In addition, you mentioned that you been audited back 7 years! rclxub.gif

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QUOTE(iori1988 @ Sep 21 2015, 02:36 PM)
Have you been in that situation?  sad.gif

Just get fine for the peanuts bracket.

In addition, you mentioned that you been audited back 7 years!  rclxub.gif
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Nope, like my tax bracket is 26%, I just need to pay rm10.40 for that rm40's receipt that are lost.
But set back is, they will start digging past 7 years record. Like you get love letter for 2014's tax audit, they will dig till 2008's record.
And they will also monitor you for another 1-2 years.
So is not that nice to get audited.
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hi there, from where i can know the tax rate for self employed/freelance ?
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hi there, from where i can know the tax rate for self employed/freelance ?
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erm cant see to find anything relevant, is it considered as personal tax ?
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erm cant see to find anything relevant, is it considered as personal tax ?
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http://www.hasil.gov.my/goindex.php?kump=5...it=5000&sequ=11
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Hi

Just got a letter from LHDN for my income tax for YA 2006 (yes, so far back).

it was a honest mistake. I forgot to put in the tax claim for computer of RM500 but all my calculation included rm500. cry.gif

question;

1. Can i show them the original receipt of computer to claim rm500 and my calculation so that actually my calculation is correct. Just forgot to write "500" in the column. rclxub.gif

2. I thot under S82 of Income Tax Act, i only need to keep records for the last 7 years. This year 2015, and they track me back to 2016 - already exceeded the 7 year limit ? Can they kacau me even after the 7 year limit? vmad.gif

thank you so much for reading .... notworthy.gif


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normally it's 7 year only, but looking how "bad" the current situation. don't be surprise if LHDN dig out YA 2000 income tax filing also whistling.gif
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i still not yet receive my refund after long waiting (submited on end of april and received a letter mentioned that my refund will abit late on early of june).. hope nothing wrong...

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Holy crap. Missed the payment since July and yesterday was the last day to pay before got fine 10%.

Just paid by now. Today is the 31st day, supposed to pay on 30 days at least.

Can the fine somehow be excluded? Damn worried.
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15. Suami/Isteri/Bayaran alimoni kepada bekas isteri 3,000 (Terhad)


my wife is on unpaid leave from Jan 2015. Am I eligible for relief above? do i need to file joint or separate tax?
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my wife is on unpaid leave from Jan 2015. Am I eligible for relief above? do i need to file joint or separate tax?
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QUOTE(rapple @ Oct 12 2015, 01:18 PM)
alimony means a husband's or wife's court-ordered provision for a spouse after separation or divorce.
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ya i know the definition of alimony but this relief has 3 cases: SUAMI / ISTERI / ALIMONI BEKAS ISTERI

im asking on the bold part below:

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SUAMI / ISTERI / BAYARAN ALIMONI KEPADA BEKAS ISTERI

Pelepasan suami diberi sebanyak RM3,000 bagi suami yang tiada punca pendapatan/tiada jumlah pendapatan atau suami memilih taksiran bersama. Seksyen 45A

Pelepasan diberi sebanyak RM3,000 bagi isteri yang tinggal bersama dalam tahun asas, isteri tiada punca pendapatan/jumlah pendapatan atau isteri memilih taksiran bersama. Perenggan 47(1)(a)

Bayaran nafkah kepada bekas isteri layak untuk pelepasan tetapi jumlah pelepasan untuk isteri dan bayaran alimoni kepada bekas isteri adalah terhad kepada RM3,000. Bayaran nafkah secara sukarela kepada bekas isteri di bawah perjanjian bersama tanpa sebarang perjanjian rasmi tidak layak dituntut sebagai potongan. Subseksyen 47(2) dan 47(3)


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ya i know the definition of alimony but this relief has 3 cases: SUAMI / ISTERI / ALIMONI BEKAS ISTERI

im asking on the bold part below:
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No source of income / joint assessment if got income. Either way you can claim RM3k relief.
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If I have purchased a laptop and a tablet, can I combine and claim tax deduction for both?
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If I have purchased a laptop and a tablet, can I combine and claim tax deduction for both?
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You claim laptop only. Tablet not counted.
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You claim laptop only. Tablet not counted.
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Kelayakan ini tidak meliputi pembelian peralatan yang berkeupayaan mengendalikan fungsi komputer
seperti tablet dan telefon bimbit Potongan ini diberikan sekali dalam setiap 3 tahun. Perenggan 46(1)(j)
Previously can right, because I recall there was a discussion that tablet without cellular capability can claim
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Aiks. Just found this:

Previously can right, because I recall there was a discussion that tablet without cellular capability can claim
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That was a long time ago. Now is only valid for laptop once every 3 years. Max is rm3k. Hence your laptop should have a budget of max rm3k and nothing more.
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That was a long time ago. Now is only valid for laptop once every 3 years. Max is rm3k. Hence your laptop should have a budget of max rm3k and nothing more.
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i see okay, thanks.
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I am employed in Singapore (of course I am taxable in Singapore). Due to my flexibility of work, I have more than 165 days in Malaysia. I am tax resident in Malaysia YA 2014 and preceding years.

May I know my tax status in Malaysia being resident or non resident for YA 2015? Thanks

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Cukai pendapatan dinaikkan kpd 26% drpd 25% bg mereka yg berpendapatan antara RM600k-RM1juta

Cukai pendapatan dinaikkan kpd 28% drpd 25% bg mereka yg berpendapatan lebih RM1juta #Bajet2016
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Cukai pendapatan dinaikkan kpd 26% drpd 25% bg mereka yg berpendapatan antara RM600k-RM1juta

Cukai pendapatan dinaikkan kpd 28% drpd 25% bg mereka yg berpendapatan lebih RM1juta #Bajet2016
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Source: http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...-tax/?style=biz

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Source: http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...-tax/?style=biz

Cukai orang kaya ... he's ahead of Obama!
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Jibby learned from the best rolleyes.gif

but Obama one is 30% effective federal tax rate, compare with 28% in BolehLand yawn.gif
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tax too much (income tax + gst) and the rich will move out. who gonna subsidize the poor then. blink.gif
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tax too much (income tax + gst) and the rich will move out. who gonna subsidize the poor then.  blink.gif
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crony won't move out, they would "subsidize the poor" laugh.gif  icon_question.gif
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can i check, if for general allowance, is it taxable?
any particular act that i can refer to?
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can i check, if for general allowance, is it taxable?
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Fixed recurring allowance is taxable.

Non-taxable or tax-exempt allowance will be put under BIK section of EA form.
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can i check, if for general allowance, is it taxable?
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Fixed recurring allowance is taxable.

Non-taxable or tax-exempt allowance will be put under BIK section (Section G) of EA form.

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Can I claim relief if I buy glasses for parent? Especially if the glasses are those expensive bifocals/ progressive lenses?
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Can I claim relief if I buy glasses for parent? Especially if the glasses are those expensive bifocals/ progressive lenses?
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Does it prescribe by the doctor? I doubt glasses are considered medical expenses for parents.
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Fixed recurring allowance is taxable.

Non-taxable or tax-exempt allowance will be put under BIK section of EA form.
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what are the categories of fixed recurring allowance n Non-taxable or tax-exempt allowance ?

where can i read up?


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what are the categories of fixed recurring allowance n Non-taxable or tax-exempt allowance ?

where can i read up?
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Try this link: http://www.millionsystem.com.my/article.php?id=38
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QUOTE(David83 @ Oct 26 2015, 11:28 PM)
need to keep receipt or as long as the allowances are kept within that range then is fine?

any source in case nd to argue with irb
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If it's tax exempt, no need to keep the receipts as I believe you'll be submitting the original receipts to your HR for claim or reimbursement.

Your HR is responsible to put that amount into Section G.

If taxable, then no need to keep since it already incurs tax.

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QUOTE(David83 @ Oct 26 2015, 11:35 PM)
If it's tax exempt, no need to keep the receipts as I believe you'll be submitting the original receipts to your HR for claim or reimbursement.

Your HR is responsible to put that amount into Section G.

If taxable, then no need to keep since it already incurs tax.
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what about general allowance?under which category?
my fren co has general allowance max 6k even no rec also can claim..
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what about general allowance?under which category?
my fren co has general allowance max 6k even no rec also can claim..
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Different company has different practice or policy of defining it.

General allowance up to RM 6k should be:

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Petrol card, petrol allowance, travelling allowance or toll payment or any of its combination for official duties. If the amount received exceeds RM6,000 a year, the employee can make a further deduction in respect of the amount spent for official duties. Records pertaining to the claim for official duties and the exempted amount must be kept for a period of 7 years for audit purpose.

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Is there any place where we can gauge if filling as individual or joint couple tax return would suit us more?
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Is there any place where we can gauge if filling as individual or joint couple tax return would suit us more?
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If both also working, joint assessment surely a bad idea.

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If both also working, joint assessment surely a bad idea.
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QUOTE(andyfriends @ Oct 26 2015, 11:38 PM)
what about general allowance?under which category?
my fren co has general allowance max 6k even no rec also can claim..
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QUOTE(David83 @ Oct 26 2015, 11:43 PM)
Different company has different practice or policy of defining it.

General allowance up to RM 6k should be:
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General allowance is not tax exempted or relief.

Those allowances that are tax exempted must be due to the need to carry out work.

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Petrol card, petrol allowance, travelling allowance or toll payment or any of its combination for official duties. If the amount received exceeds RM6,000 a year, the employee can make a further deduction in respect of the amount spent for official duties


Sitting in air-cond room while receiving foods allowance is not tax exempted.
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I paid my income tax through online, and save the receipt in laptop. Now laptop kaput already, how to get back the income tax receipt payment? thanks!
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I paid my income tax through online, and save the receipt in laptop. Now laptop kaput already, how to get back the income tax receipt payment? thanks!
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Go hasil then login. Under efilig tab Find semakan pengesahan.
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Go hasil then login. Under efilig tab Find semakan pengesahan.
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Thanks for quick reply. Already open that, but couldn't find any receipt button
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Thanks for quick reply. Already open that, but couldn't find any receipt button
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choose "simpan & cetak pengesahan".

This one has LHDN Chop.
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Those found guilty of not doing so for two years or more can be jailed up to six months, or fined up to RM20,000, or both, according to its proposed amendments to the Income Tax Act 1967 (ITA).

The monetary penalty for those found guilty of doing so for one year is between RM200 and RM2,000, according to the Finance Act 2015 Bill tabled for the first reading to amend the ITA and five other existing tax laws today.

Currently, anyone who fails to furnish a return can only be fined up to RM2,000 — or jailed not more than six months — or both, regardless of the number of years the tax returns were not filed.

http://www.theedgemarkets.com/my/article/f...?type=Corporate
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Hi, guys. Hope you all can help. My income was taxable previously (and therefore, I did submitted my income tax return) but since the last couple of years, my income fell below the taxable income category. Should I still need to file my income tax return every year or can I just not bothered to send in my income tax forms?

Also, if I am self-employed (since 3 years ago), my income have not reached a taxable level yet. Do I still need to file my income tax?

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QUOTE(cacheman @ Oct 28 2015, 01:23 AM)
Hi, guys. Hope you all can help. My income was taxable previously (and therefore, I did submitted my income tax return) but since the last couple of years, my income fell below the taxable income category. Should I still need to file my income tax return every year or can I just not bothered to send in my income tax forms?

Also, if I am self-employed (since 3 years ago), my income have not reached a taxable level yet. Do I still need to file my income tax?

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Ok, guys. Thanks for the info.
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QUOTE(David83 @ Oct 26 2015, 11:43 PM)
Different company has different practice or policy of defining it.

General allowance up to RM 6k should be:
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Yes i know.

but now our battle is against LHDN
hence, wanting to find the best solution.

any source documents for that > about general allowance
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Guys, I have yet to receive my RM31.70 tax return since e-filling in March.
I feel like contact them, but takut they ask me to bring all my past 7 years receipts along.
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QUOTE(cklimm @ Oct 29 2015, 12:49 AM)
Guys, I have yet to receive my RM31.70 tax return since e-filling in March.
I feel like contact them, but takut they ask me to bring all my past 7 years receipts along.
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You should contact them and ask why.

I help my sis and mom to submit their return in Apr, both also got back their refund after 2 months.

Even my company who submitted their Form C in July get back the refund in Sept.
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The Inland Revenue Board (IRB) will penalise 65,392 company and non-company employers for not submitting the Form E for year of assessment 2014.

Chief Executive Officer Tan Sri Mohd Shukor Mahfar said for year of assessment 2014 ended Mar 31, 2015, a total of 476,095 company and non-company employers were registered with the board.

"Of the total, 410,703 employers had filed their tax assessment statements," he said when met after the launch of the National Tax Seminar 2015 here.

Of this number, 280,492 company employers had submitted their Form E, 128,643 of whom used e-filing and 151,849 submitted manually, he said.

The IRB has made it mandatory for company employers to submit their Form E online from year of assessment 2016.
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Guys, just to check..so there is no % rate cut announced in budget? I recall they touted it as one of the measure when GST was introduced last time..
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Guys, just to check..so there is no % rate cut announced in budget? I recall they touted it as one of the measure when GST was introduced last time..
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The new tax rate upon the implementation of GST is already in effect this year (2015) from Budget 2015. It'll affect those which have annual taxable income below RM 1 million. All tax brackets could observe a reduction of 1 to 3%.

However, starting 2016, those earning annual taxable income above RM 600k will see an increase of 3 to 4%

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The threshold for the top income tax rate has been raised to RM600,000 and above, from RM400,000 and above previously, and the maximum tax rate - reduced last year from 26% to 25% - has been increased to 28%.

For those earning chargeable income of RM600,000 to RM1mil, their tax rate has been lifted from 25% to 26%; while those making more than RM1mil will be taxed 28%.

Last year the rich had got a reprieve when the tax rate for those earning more than RM400,000 was cut from 26% to 25%.

URL: http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...-tax/?style=biz


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The new tax rate upon the implementation of GST is already in effect this year (2015) from Budget 2015. It'll affect those which have annual taxable income below RM 1 million. All tax brackets could observe a reduction of 1 to 3%.

However, starting 2016, those earning annual taxable income above RM 600k will see an increase of 3 to 4%
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Up till now, the table for 2015 is not released yet? Just hope they dont back track on this.
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Up till now, the table for 2015 is not released yet? Just hope they dont back track on this.
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Who said not released:

http://www.hasil.gov.my/goindex.php?kump=5...it=5000&sequ=11
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gomen say thank you for paying taxes  tongue.gif  biggrin.gif
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ts Chief Executive Officer, Tan Sri Dr Mohd Shukor Mahfar, said the target would also depend on the world's economic condition, especially the fluctuating oil prices. 

We are monitoring the situation, considering that RM100bil was collected on Oct 30 under a not favourable economic condition compared to Oct 5 last year," he said.

Mohd Shukor said for this year's collection, the Finance Ministry has also earlier reduced its target from RM142bil to RM130bil because of the fall in oil prices.

http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...2016/?style=biz

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Elaun Modal / Capital Allowance

Capital allowance is only given to business activity. The person who has the right to claim capital allowance is the person who has expended on the purchase or acquisition of the said asset. Examples of assets that are used in business are motor vehicles, machines, office equipments, furniture, etc.
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Hi sifus, I was wondering how should I file my income taxes for shares I have in other companies? Do I just file the difference in start of year vs end of year price difference?
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Hi sifus, I was wondering how should I file my income taxes for shares I have in other companies? Do I just file the difference in start of year vs end of year price difference?
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The gain you made in shares trading is tax exempted.


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Hi Guys, newbie here.

Im just wierded out. My first time on income tax.
I just did a look around and found this : https://ringgitplus.com/en/blog/Personal-Fi...Guide-2015.html

1.Based on there. My salary is 4500 per month. Does it mean i dont have to pay tax?
2.Or thats annually?
3.If so, then roughly does it mean my taxable income would be (4500*12)-(standard tax relief 9000+6000)= 54000-15000=39000 [roughly here means ignoring other tax relief] = i will be in the 11% tax bracket?
4.If so, lets say i want to add in another tax relief which lets say a computer at max 3000 and books max 1000. So 39000 - 4000 = 35000 which made me fall under the 6% tax bracket. Does it mean that LHDN will pay me back the 4-5% difference that i had paid?
5.If so how much is that roughly?

Thaaaanks.
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QUOTE(ClinkyChunk @ Nov 12 2015, 12:48 AM)
Hi Guys, newbie here.

Im just wierded out. My first time on income tax.
I just did a look around and found this : https://ringgitplus.com/en/blog/Personal-Fi...Guide-2015.html

1.Based on there. My salary is 4500 per month. Does it mean i dont have to pay tax?
2.Or thats annually?
3.If so, then roughly does it mean my taxable income would be (4500*12)-(standard tax relief 9000+6000)= 54000-15000=39000 [roughly here means ignoring other tax relief] = i will be in the 11% tax bracket?
4.If so, lets say i want to add in another tax relief which lets say a computer at max 3000 and books max 1000. So 39000 - 4000 = 35000 which made me fall under the 6% tax bracket. Does it mean that LHDN will pay me back the 4-5% difference that i had paid?
5.If so how much is that roughly?

Thaaaanks.
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Less than RM35k chargeable income get RM400 rebate.

Calculation as below:-

First 20k = RM150
Next 15k = RM750
Total = RM900
Less rebate = RM400
Payable = RM500

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QUOTE(rapple @ Nov 12 2015, 10:25 AM)
Less than RM35k chargeable income get RM400 rebate.

Calculation as below:-

First 20k = RM150
Next 15k = RM750
Total = RM900
Less rebate = RM400
Payable = RM500
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Thank you but can explain the less rebate is from where?
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Thank you but can explain the less rebate is from where?
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http://www.hasil.gov.my/goindex.php?kump=5...5&unit=1&sequ=1
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QUOTE(rapple @ Nov 3 2015, 03:00 PM)
Elaun Modal / Capital Allowance

Capital allowance is only given to business activity. The person who has the right to claim capital allowance is the person who has expended on the purchase or acquisition of the said asset. Examples of assets that are used in business are motor vehicles, machines, office equipments, furniture, etc.
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Can i get more explanation? Thanks!
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Anybody know the tax relief for computer purchase every 3 years will be until what year ar?

Let's say I bought a PC on 2012, so 2016 I can buy another PC right?
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Anybody know the tax relief for computer purchase every 3 years will be until what year ar?

Let's say I bought a PC on 2012, so 2016 I can buy another PC right?
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Relief is give once in 3 years n there is no expiry unless specify by LHDN
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QUOTE(Kaka23 @ Nov 16 2015, 10:53 AM)
Anybody know the tax relief for computer purchase every 3 years will be until what year ar?

Let's say I bought a PC on 2012, so 2016 I can buy another PC right?
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When you do your e-filing if this relief is available, the box for this will be blank whereas if the 3 years period is not over, the box will be locked and grey.

Yes, once every 3 years.

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Can i get more explanation? Thanks!
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refer this: http://www.hasil.gov.my/goindex.php?kump=5...6&unit=1&sequ=1





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QUOTE(wil-i-am @ Nov 16 2015, 12:36 PM)
Relief is give once in 3 years n there is no expiry unless specify by LHDN
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QUOTE(rapple @ Nov 16 2015, 12:48 PM)
When you do your e-filing if this relief is available, the box for this will be blank whereas if the 3 years period is not over, the box will be locked and grey.

Yes, once every 3 years.
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QUOTE(Charmaine88 @ Nov 11 2015, 12:01 PM)
Hi sifus, I was wondering how should I file my income taxes for shares I have in other companies? Do I just file the difference in start of year vs end of year price difference?
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at personal level, you do not need to declare the shares you hold in other companies and even if the share value has gone up, you are not subject to tax.

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For the tax relief under Education Fees (Individual) RM 5,000, I will take the international exam that cost me RM4k in exam fee. Can i claimed for that? Or what sort of claimed that i can make under that?

Thanks!
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For the tax relief under Education Fees (Individual) RM 5,000, I will take the international exam that cost me RM4k in exam fee. Can i claimed for that? Or what sort of claimed that i can make under that?

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Based on my understanding, fees (other than exam) refer to amt payable to Institution of Higher Learning (IHL) in M'sia
Having said tat, if the IHL bundle all type of fees into single fees, u can claim
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Hi all. Hopefully somebody could clear this up. I a part time insurance agent and every year I receive my CP58 form.

So how do I fill up e-filing? Where to put the income stated in CP58 apart from my full-time job salary?


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Hi all. Hopefully somebody could clear this up. I a part time insurance agent and every year I receive my CP58 form.

So how do I fill up e-filing? Where to put the income stated in CP58 apart from my full-time job salary?
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Declare your salary income shown on your EA form under pendapatan berkanun pengajian (if you have more than one EA form, then combine the total)

For all sorts of commission as shown in your CP58, declare it under pendapatan berkanun faedah, diskaun..... etc


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Declare your salary income shown on your EA form under pendapatan berkanun pengajian (if you have more than one EA form, then combine the total)

For all sorts of commission as shown in your CP58, declare it under pendapatan berkanun faedah, diskaun..... etc
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SSPN for 2015 assessment year is 3000 or 6000 limit?
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SSPN for 2015 assessment year is 3000 or 6000 limit?
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Net saving in SSPN's scheme (with effect from year assessment 2012 until year assessment 2017) | 6000

URL: http://www.hasil.gov.my/goindex.php?kump=5...3&unit=1&sequ=1

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SSPN for 2015 assessment year is 3000 or 6000 limit?
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6000

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Hi everyone..

just submitted my 2013 and 2014 B forms.. Late submission due to excel files' data corruption..

Officer told me to wait for penalty notice.. Anyone can advise how much % penalty i could get?? 20%? 30%?? Please advise.. Thank you..
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sorry just need to check on this.. My yearly income - gaji Kasar is RM40,250
Company paid for my EPF is about RM146.40
I do summit my claimed.

But somehow I received letter from LHDN claimed that my 2014 EPF still owe them RM428.60.. In which my tax should be RM575.00

How come ar? Or did i summit that time wrongly? will they fine me?
or what can I do?
Anyway I check with my HR. they said it is correct Nothing goes wrong at all
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Check your 2014 EPF statement contribution and compare against your BE form.




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Hi everyone..

just submitted my 2013 and 2014 B forms.. Late submission due to excel files' data corruption..

Officer told me to wait for penalty notice.. Anyone can advise how much % penalty i could get?? 20%? 30%?? Please advise.. Thank you..
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You can refer this : Fine
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You can refer this : Fine
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Hello , if I sell puny things (cable,repair tools etc)bought from Alibaba at home as hobby , not really a business. Do I need to pay tax? I earn puny profits only. Like about rm200-rm700 a month net profits.
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QUOTE(LouisLord @ Nov 28 2015, 12:44 AM)
Hello , if I sell puny things (cable,repair tools etc)bought from Alibaba at home as hobby , not really a business. Do I need to pay tax? I earn puny profits only. Like  about rm200-rm700 a month net profits.
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don't think u need to declare when u re-sell item without official receipt (which with a registered company).

any expert can confirm?
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QUOTE(spreeeee @ Nov 30 2015, 03:05 PM)
don't think u need to declare when u re-sell item without official receipt (which with a registered company).

any expert can confirm?
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Huh? What? I bought bulk from alibaba supplier.
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QUOTE(LouisLord @ Nov 28 2015, 12:44 AM)
Hello , if I sell puny things (cable,repair tools etc)bought from Alibaba at home as hobby , not really a business. Do I need to pay tax? I earn puny profits only. Like  about rm200-rm700 a month net profits.
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Is this the only source of your income?

Are you employed? If yes and your employment income is more than 36k per annnum, then yes you will have to declare the profit you earn.
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QUOTE(rapple @ Dec 1 2015, 09:58 AM)
Is this the only source of your income?

Are you employed? If yes and your employment income is more than 36k percannnum, then yes you will have to declare the profit you earn.
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Which means 3k per month I need to declare ? How if I earn online money and paid via paypal? Selling small things is just to make extra cash, while I am full online job. If two together I earn more than 3k per month, I need to declare? Right now I don't earn much, but sometimes online job earning money is not always same, sometimes earn more, sometimes earn less. Thanks
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QUOTE(LouisLord @ Nov 30 2015, 09:18 PM)
Huh? What? I bought bulk from alibaba supplier.
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You buy in bulk and constantly sell it online. This will satisfy badges of trade principle as you are doing it to make profit .. You may argue you are doing it as a hobby but this is not a valid reason and you will never win.

You need to declare this income as your business income. You will need to prepare a proper set of account and keep all the receipts and expenses that you incurred for this business and make proper tax filing together with your personal income tax either Form BE or Form B.

Whether you will be subject to tax or not , that will depends whether you have any other source(s) income and how much in total.
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QUOTE(toiletroll @ Dec 1 2015, 05:54 PM)
You buy in bulk and constantly sell it online. This will satisfy badges of trade principle as you are doing it to make profit .. You may argue you are doing it as a hobby but this is not a valid reason and you will never win.

You need to declare this income as your business income. You will need to prepare a proper set of account and keep all the receipts and expenses that you incurred for this business and make proper tax filing together with your personal income tax either Form BE or Form B.

Whether you will be subject to tax or not , that will depends whether you have any other source(s) income and how much in total.
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Well, I only sell one thing only, and that is cable. And will sell like 10-70 pieces per month only. The earning of this is like earning allowance.

This post has been edited by LouisLord: Dec 1 2015, 06:19 PM
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QUOTE(LouisLord @ Dec 1 2015, 06:04 PM)
Well, I only sell one thing only, and that is cable. And will sell like 10-70 pieces per month only. The earning of this is like allowance.
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Hi.. I understand it is just to earn some allowances.. But still it is a business to you and you should declare the money you made. If your margin is super high, then you probably will feel the impact of the additional tax you have to pay, otherwise it will be just minimal impact.


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QUOTE(toiletroll @ Dec 1 2015, 06:17 PM)
Hi.. I understand it is just to earn some allowances.. But still it is a business to you and you should declare the money you made. If your margin is super high, then you probably will feel the impact of the additional tax you have to pay, otherwise it will be just minimal impact.
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So any business or any small business, you need to declare no matter what?
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QUOTE(LouisLord @ Dec 1 2015, 06:24 PM)
So any business or any small business, you need to declare no matter what?
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Technically yes.. Any profit or loss you made from your business should declare it and whether you need to pay tax is another question ...
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Hi guys,

For medical insurance tax relief section, do I need to submit any documents (statement from insurance company) in order to reduce the amount of tax? or just fill in the amount accordingly will do? hmm.gif
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For medical insurance tax relief section, do I need to submit any documents (statement from insurance company) in order to reduce the amount of tax? or just fill in the amount accordingly will do?  hmm.gif
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Fill in and keep the statement for at least 7 years.

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Fill in and keep the statement for at least 7 years.
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Hi All,

Need some advise on next year's tax declaration.

I'm currently working and getting tax deducted from my salary. My wife (married this year Feb) was working only for 3 months this year (Jan - Mar'15). But she was doing some freelance consultation and the fees get paid to her account every month. This is also for 3 months only. The rest of the time, she was unemployed.

Rite now, she got a perm job and joining on the 21st Dec.

For year 2015 (which need to declare next year april), how should I do our tax?
1. Declare both the income separate without taking into count her freelance?
2. Declare both the income separate with the freelance fees?
3. Declare together with both our EA? (If i do this, can i declare separate the following year)

Can I include my wife as unemployed in my income tax to enjoy some tax benefits even though she did employed (paid kwsp) for 3 months? Maybe this is against the rules but I'm not sure.

Kindly advise
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Hi sifus,

I'm self-employed (internet marketer). 2 questions about tax relief:

1. How to get the RM6k tax relief for EPF if I'm self-employed? I called KWSP and they said self-contribution isn't entitled for the tax relief. I didn't deduct 11% from my own income every month since I just started self-employed just this year.
2. If I buy medical insurance now that will cost about RM250 per month (means RM3k per year), can I get the RM3k tax relief for medical insurance this year? I haven't purchase any insurance yet because I just start working last year.

Thanks in advance!
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If my pay slip got deduction pcd that's mean already pay income tax

No need to do anything ?
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QUOTE(iSmart @ Dec 3 2015, 03:48 PM)
If my pay slip got deduction pcd that's mean already pay income tax

No need to do anything ?
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U still need to pay the balance, if any
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QUOTE(iSmart @ Dec 3 2015, 03:48 PM)
If my pay slip got deduction pcd that's mean already pay income tax

No need to do anything ?
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You need to declare your income in BE Form next year before 30 Apr.

Is either you have to pay more or refund.
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QUOTE(iSmart @ Dec 3 2015, 03:48 PM)
If my pay slip got deduction pcd that's mean already pay income tax

No need to do anything ?
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Still need to do your e-tax filing.
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QUOTE(wil-i-am @ Dec 3 2015, 04:33 PM)
U still need to pay the balance, if any
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If my salary every month 4K

Same have deduct the tax

After that how to know I need pay or refund?


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QUOTE(iSmart @ Dec 3 2015, 06:50 PM)
If my salary every month 4K

Same have deduct the tax

After that how to know I need pay or refund?
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Either u or the systems will perform final tax calculation to confirm final tax payable
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If my pay slip got deduction pcd that's mean already pay income tax

No need to do anything ?
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Whether that is sufficient or not, you need to assess later during the filing.

If you have relieves to claim back, you could have refund instead.
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is the e-lejar still in operation?

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is the e-lejar still in operation?

I want to check personal income tax transaction, but once log-in E-lejar always show under maintenance.
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The down time for this page is very high. Not a shocker though!
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Hi dear financial expert,

Currently i have full time , and part time doing online sales .

How do i declare my side income ? I do have ssm sole sole proprietorship but no company current account. Every month my side income (using their crediting system) will be credited to my personal saving account.

My point of doing this is i need to strengthen my documents to do loan (house/business etc)

Can any sifus guide me ?

Thank you in advance.
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QUOTE(skloda @ Dec 8 2015, 11:54 AM)
Hi dear financial expert,

Currently i have full time , and part time doing online sales .

How do i declare my side income ? I do have ssm sole sole proprietorship but no company current account. Every month my side income (using their crediting system) will be credited to my personal saving account.

My point of doing this is i need to strengthen my documents to do loan (house/business etc)

Can any sifus guide me ? 

Thank you in advance.
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Register with LHDN to get your tax number. If you already have tax number under SG then write in to change to OG.

Do your profit/loss & balance sheet for your sole prop account and fill in Form B.

Declare all your income in Form B before 30 June next year.

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If I loan some $ (legally and with papers) to a sdn. bhd. company and company pays me interests. Is that received interest taxable?

Please advise ... SIFUs ... notworthy.gif

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Hello,

I am a tax paying expat working in a IT company here as a programmer.
Few months ago I published an android app which recently started making some decent revenue from ads. The app is not affiliated with my company or anyone else and it is purely a hobby project of mine that I do during my leisure. My question is, do I have to declare the revenue from it in the upcoming taxation? I would like not to! I know that the rules are strict in this country and I don't want to get into any visa related trouble later if that may arise from it, so I would rather declare it upfront.

Advise me experts!

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After I submitted the TP1 form, can I still claim relief that omitted at final e-filling?
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After I submitted the TP1 form, can I still claim relief that omitted at final e-filling?
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great. trying to top up PRS at the last minute but the TP1 form must submit by next Monday pulak...
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QUOTE(cappuccino vs latte @ Dec 16 2015, 08:40 PM)
great. trying to top up PRS at the last minute but the TP1 form must submit by next Monday pulak...
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If u can't meet the TP1 form dateline, u need to file tax returns by next Apr 2016
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heard that we can open a tabung pendidikan account, and the $ deposited into the account is also subjected to income tax relief too - as long as the $ active till end of the year, i.e. 31/12/2015. so if i open a new account and deposited some $, and then on 1/1/2016 i close the account to take back all the $, is it still subjected to tax relief?
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QUOTE(spreeeee @ Dec 17 2015, 04:00 PM)
heard that we can open a tabung pendidikan account, and the $ deposited into the account is also subjected to income tax relief too - as long as the $ active till end of the year, i.e. 31/12/2015. so if i open a new account and deposited some $, and then on 1/1/2016 i close the account to take back all the $, is it still subjected to tax relief?
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you mean SSPN-i? Money deposit for yourself is not entitled to relief.

If you have children, then yes, you can open an account for them and you can get tax relief up to RM6k.

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QUOTE(rapple @ Dec 17 2015, 04:27 PM)
you mean SSPN-i? Money deposit for yourself is not entitled to relief.

If you have children, then yes, you can open an account for them and you can get tax relief up to RM6k.
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yes, for children. so can close the account after 31/12, right?
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QUOTE(spreeeee @ Dec 17 2015, 05:19 PM)
yes, for children. so can close the account after 31/12, right?
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U need to invest by 31/12 to qualify for tax relief
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QUOTE(wil-i-am @ Dec 17 2015, 10:03 PM)
U need to invest by 31/12 to qualify for tax relief
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ya i know need to put in money by 31/12, but can i close after that date? basically just want to qualify for tax relief.
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QUOTE(spreeeee @ Dec 18 2015, 09:35 AM)
ya i know need to put in money by 31/12, but can i close after that date? basically just want to qualify for tax relief.
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You can do withdrawal but not sure if close account next time your children eligible to apply ptptn or not / re-open the account..

I do the same as you, deposit just for the tax relief but i wouldn't close the account. Probably leave a few hundred inside.
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QUOTE(spreeeee @ Dec 18 2015, 09:35 AM)
ya i know need to put in money by 31/12, but can i close after that date? basically just want to qualify for tax relief.
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Hi all,

I wonder is there any interest or penalty LHDN will charge if we choose to pay the income tax by installment?

My brother was taxed by LHDN, on top of the amount that he needs to pay, there is additional 1k plus he needs to pay as well which according to the officer, this is the penalty charge to him for choosing installment plan. This is true?


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QUOTE(klnaj @ Dec 27 2015, 11:26 AM)
Hi all,

I wonder is there any interest or penalty LHDN will charge if we choose to pay the income tax by installment?

My brother was taxed by LHDN, on top of the amount that he needs to pay, there is additional 1k plus he needs to pay as well which according to the officer, this is the penalty charge to him for choosing installment plan. This is true?
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LHDN won't impose penalty if tax payer choose to pay via instalment
Scan a copy of the LHDN notice address to your brother for our reference
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QUOTE(klnaj @ Dec 27 2015, 11:26 AM)
Hi all,

I wonder is there any interest or penalty LHDN will charge if we choose to pay the income tax by installment?

My brother was taxed by LHDN, on top of the amount that he needs to pay, there is additional 1k plus he needs to pay as well which according to the officer, this is the penalty charge to him for choosing installment plan. This is true?
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The payment due date / filing date is set at 30th Apr (BE) and 30th June (B).

There is already a penalty for late payment whether you pay lump sum or installment.
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QUOTE(cappuccino vs latte @ Dec 16 2015, 01:04 AM)
After I submitted the TP1 form, can I still claim relief that omitted at final e-filling?
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TP1 form is to be submitted at the start of the year... not for Year end use lah.
Your HR dept is not doing it right.
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I heard personal tax will be different in year 2016 like down 1%? and there is a super-rich band 28%?

I just checked the Hasil website but couldn't find the new PCB 2016 jadual.

someone please enlighten me. thank you
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Jadual PCB 2016 - (Akan dimuatnaik selepas KKCP dan Akta diwartakan pada atau sebelum 31 Disember 2015)
http://www.hasil.gov.my/goindex.php?kump=5...nit=5100&sequ=6

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QUOTE(ronnie @ Dec 29 2015, 03:05 AM)
TP1 form is to be submitted at the start of the year... not for Year end use lah.
Your HR dept is not doing it right.
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HR told us they will conduct quarterly for the TP1 form submission.

Every quarter we will put in current quarter's deductible expenses (relief) and the PCB deduction would be adjusted accordingly for the month that fall at quarter end.

By the way I am very new to this form thingy.
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Guys, i need some help, next 2 days will be end of year 2015, recently earlier this year, i take over my family biz, and all related transfer ownership has been done. Except i haven't went to IRB to register myself for an account? should i do within 2 days or still ok to do by next month? thanks.
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hi all. i need some advice as i'm quite confused after reading around. my wife is a foreigner. if she lives with me in malaysia but does some part-time work for company in HK. Is she liable to pay tax? The payment wont be much. like less than RM3-5k/month.
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QUOTE(panda-man @ Dec 30 2015, 10:29 AM)
hi all. i need some advice as i'm quite confused after reading around. my wife is a foreigner. if she lives with me in malaysia but does some part-time work for company in HK. Is she liable to pay tax? The payment wont be much. like less than RM3-5k/month.
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Yes, need to declare and file taxes in Malaysia, unless taxes already filed in HK or other country with double taxation avoidance agreement with Malaysia.

Whether liable to actually pay any tax, will depend on the final calculation after doing the filing. Sorry, I am not familiar with tax rate or tax reliefs that foreigners can get.

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QUOTE(klnaj @ Dec 27 2015, 11:26 AM)
Hi all,

I wonder is there any interest or penalty LHDN will charge if we choose to pay the income tax by installment?

My brother was taxed by LHDN, on top of the amount that he needs to pay, there is additional 1k plus he needs to pay as well which according to the officer, this is the penalty charge to him for choosing installment plan. This is true?
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I opted CP38 (installment) for the overdue amount...no penalty charges.
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QUOTE(rapple @ Dec 28 2015, 04:26 PM)
The payment due date / filing date is set at 30th Apr (BE) and 30th June (B).

There is already a penalty for late payment whether you pay lump sum or installment.
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I just don't understand why they want to penalty tax payers if tax payers are willing to pay their tax even is in the installment mode. To me, not everyone is able to folk out the money to pay at lump sum, especially when the tax amount is high.
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QUOTE(wil-i-am @ Dec 27 2015, 04:59 PM)
LHDN won't impose penalty if tax payer choose to pay via instalment
Scan a copy of the LHDN notice address to your brother for our reference
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Hi William,

Not manage to get the statement from my brother, all I can get is on the statement the penalty is due to "Kenaikan cukai sek 103 ACP" What is this sek 103 ACP mean?
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QUOTE(klnaj @ Dec 31 2015, 02:56 PM)
Hi William,

Not manage to get the statement from my brother, all I can get is on the statement the penalty is due to  "Kenaikan cukai sek 103 ACP" What is this sek 103 ACP mean?
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Can u explain in details what happened as Sec 103 is very wide
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QUOTE(klnaj @ Dec 31 2015, 02:56 PM)
........the statement the penalty is due to  "Kenaikan cukai sek 103 ACP" What is this sek 103 ACP mean?
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i found this on the net,...hope it helps
http://www.hasil.gov.my/goindex.php?kump=5...it=7000&sequ=11

ACP = Akta cukai pendapatan
Akta Cukai Pendapatan 1967
http://www.hasil.gov.my/goindex.php?kump=5...3&unit=1&sequ=2
ACP section 103
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Just downloaded the new PCB jadual. I found the PCB for the same income has drop quite a lot in 2016. Wanna confirm whether if I am missing something.

Example
In 2015. Married, wife working , 3 children, and monthly salary is RM4000 (How can survive in Malaysia? )

1) EPF is RM4000 x 0.11 = RM440
2) Taxable salary is RM4000-RM440 = RM3560
3) Income tax PCB 2009 Chart show RM3560 taxable salary need to pay RM70

But in 2016, we pay RM11.35 only??


Can someone please confirm?


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QUOTE(gsem984 @ Jan 2 2016, 09:25 AM)
Just downloaded the new PCB jadual. I found the PCB for the same income has drop quite a lot in 2016. Wanna confirm whether if I am missing something.

Example
In 2015. Married, wife working , 3 children, and monthly salary is RM4000 (How can survive in Malaysia?)
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Can someone please confirm?
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In March 2010, the National Economic Advisory Council to the NEM reported that 80% of households had an average income of less than RM3,000 per month,..............

http://www.tindakmalaysia.com/showthread.p...-under-RM-3-000
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QUOTE(gsem984 @ Jan 2 2016, 09:25 AM)
Just downloaded the new PCB jadual. I found the PCB for the same income has drop quite a lot in 2016. Wanna confirm whether if I am missing something.

Example
In 2015. Married, wife working , 3 children, and monthly salary is RM4000 (How can survive in Malaysia? )

1) EPF is RM4000 x 0.11 = RM440
2) Taxable salary is RM4000-RM440 = RM3560
3) Income tax PCB 2009 Chart show RM3560 taxable salary need to pay RM70

But in 2016, we pay RM11.35 only??
Can someone please confirm?
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for me still the same amount, only those with child is reduced only but not for single
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yes. that's should be correct.

Jibby did reduce income tax rate for 2016
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QUOTE(gsem984 @ Jan 2 2016, 09:25 AM)
Just downloaded the new PCB jadual. I found the PCB for the same income has drop quite a lot in 2016. Wanna confirm whether if I am missing something.

Example
In 2015. Married, wife working , 3 children, and monthly salary is RM4000 (How can survive in Malaysia? )

1) EPF is RM4000 x 0.11 = RM440
2) Taxable salary is RM4000-RM440 = RM3560
3) Income tax PCB 2009 Chart show RM3560 taxable salary need to pay RM70

But in 2016, we pay RM11.35 only??
Can someone please confirm?
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Yes, tax rate is lowered step by step since 2009.
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Among the new personal reliefs in YA 2016 is additional 1k per child (<18yo), 2k per child (> 18yo), parental care 1.5k for fa & ma each n 250 for contribution to socso
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income tax rate reduce but cost of living way higher vmad.gif mad.gif
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Guys.. Need advise..

I've filed my tax return for year 2014 and necessary refunds have been given to me..

Today, I received a letter from them saying that I have Rm1k+ tax unpaid for year 2014..

How is this possible when I've already filed my tax in time and I get refunded for excess tax paid.. And now they telling me I still have unpaid tax for that year
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QUOTE(peeyaw @ Jan 5 2016, 09:43 PM)
Guys.. Need advise..

I've filed my tax return for year 2014 and necessary refunds have been given to me..

Today, I received a letter from them saying that I have Rm1k+ tax unpaid for year 2014..

How is this possible when I've already filed my tax in time and I get refunded for excess tax paid.. And now they telling me I still have unpaid tax for that year
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Maybe there is some amount or relief which u over claimed.. There should have given the details in the letter on how they get the unpaid tax computation. Else u may call to IRB to check
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QUOTE(peeyaw @ Jan 5 2016, 09:43 PM)
Guys.. Need advise..

I've filed my tax return for year 2014 and necessary refunds have been given to me..

Today, I received a letter from them saying that I have Rm1k+ tax unpaid for year 2014..

How is this possible when I've already filed my tax in time and I get refunded for excess tax paid.. And now they telling me I still have unpaid tax for that year
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that's weird blink.gif guess they "found something fishy". so now u needed to pay up hmm.gif
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QUOTE(mamamia @ Jan 5 2016, 09:51 PM)
Maybe there is some amount or relief which u over claimed.. There should have given the details in the letter on how they get the unpaid tax computation. Else u may call to IRB to check
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QUOTE(nexona88 @ Jan 5 2016, 10:02 PM)
that's weird  blink.gif guess they "found something fishy". so now u needed to pay up  hmm.gif
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NOPE no details given.. They just state the amount I need to pay that's all..

I've called them N they just tell me it's cukai tambahan.. Can I know what does it mean? If it's fishy they can just ask me to produce documents to prove it but they didn't

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QUOTE(peeyaw @ Jan 6 2016, 09:07 AM)
NOPE no details given.. They just state the amount I need to pay that's all..

I've called them N they just tell me it's cukai tambahan.. Can I know what does it mean? If it's fishy they can just ask me to produce documents to prove it but they didn't
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I wud advise u visit their ofiz to seek clarification face-to-face
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QUOTE(peeyaw @ Jan 6 2016, 09:07 AM)
NOPE no details given.. They just state the amount I need to pay that's all..

I've called them N they just tell me it's cukai tambahan.. Can I know what does it mean? If it's fishy they can just ask me to produce documents to prove it but they didn't
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lol cukai tambahan? seriously shakehead.gif

they simply put new figure ah doh.gif
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I am employed in Singapore (of course I am taxable in Singapore). Due to my flexibility of work, I have more than 165 days in Malaysia. I am tax resident in Malaysia YA 2014 and preceding years.

May I know my tax status in Malaysia being resident or non resident for YA 2015? Thanks
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Hello all sifus, I'm currently in the midst of learning how to do business with my family. And to be frank my family business is quite a mess especially when come to filing and taxation stuff. There's a lot of questions about income tax for me as I'm totally confused right now.

Scenario
COMPANY A (partnership enterprise) 50/50
Profit 50,000 in a year
Salary payout
- toll reimbursement 600 (November & December only)
- petrol reimbursement 600 (November & December only)
- food allowance 300 (November & December only)
- basic 1500 (September to December)

COMPANY B (Employee)
- salary 2,500 (EPF 325+275) (1year)
- reimbursement 600 (1year)

COMPANY C (sdn Bhd) 49% shares
- Loss of 10,000
Salary payout
- toll reimbursement 600 (September to December)
- petrol reimbursement 600 (September to December)
- food allowance 300 (September to December)
- basic 1500 (September to December)

How do I calculate? Company sdn Bhd declare income tax and I personally need to declare as well?
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QUOTE(Alex.Jy @ Jan 11 2016, 08:45 PM)
Hello all sifus, I'm currently in the midst of learning how to do business with my family. And to be frank my family business is quite a mess especially when come to filing and taxation stuff. There's a lot of questions about income tax for me as I'm totally confused right now.

Scenario
COMPANY A (partnership enterprise) 50/50
Profit 50,000 in a year
Salary  payout
- toll reimbursement 600 (November & December only)
- petrol reimbursement 600 (November & December only)
- food allowance 300 (November & December only)
- basic 1500 (September  to December)

COMPANY B (Employee)
- salary 2,500 (EPF 325+275) (1year)
- reimbursement 600 (1year)

COMPANY C (sdn Bhd) 49% shares
- Loss of 10,000
Salary  payout
- toll reimbursement 600 (September to December)
- petrol reimbursement 600 (September to December)
- food allowance 300 (September to December)
- basic 1500 (September  to December)

How do I calculate? Company sdn Bhd declare income tax and I personally need to declare as well?
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For Sdn Bhd, there is a separate tax assessment depending on the financial year end.

Yes you need to declare in your personal tax.
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Hello..

May I know what is the kod bayaran for penalti payment?? is it 084???

Thank you..
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May I know what is the kod bayaran for penalti payment??  is it 084???

Thank you..
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084 is Bayaran Ansuran Cukai Individu
There r a few kod for penalty

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084 is Bayaran Ansuran Cukai Individu
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Called LHDN and they replied can use 084..
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Hello, may I know after budget 2016 on last year October, how much min amount of salary is taxable ya?
From my last recall, 3k is kena tax ady. How about current ya?
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QUOTE(uncle08 @ Jan 16 2016, 09:48 PM)
Hello, may I know after budget 2016 on last year October, how much min amount of salary is taxable ya?
From my last recall, 3k is kena tax ady. How about current ya?
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would also like to know .. preferable got table so we can understand more
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QUOTE(uncle08 @ Jan 16 2016, 09:48 PM)
Hello, may I know after budget 2016 on last year October, how much min amount of salary is taxable ya?
From my last recall, 3k is kena tax ady. How about current ya?
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QUOTE(intrepidity85 @ Jan 16 2016, 09:58 PM)
would also like to know .. preferable got table so we can understand more
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Refer tis link
http://www.hasil.gov.my/pdf/pdfam/Jadual_PCB_2016.pdf
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QUOTE(wil-i-am @ Jan 17 2016, 08:49 AM)
thanks! definitely useful for reference
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Thanks! smile.gif)
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QUOTE(uncle08 @ Jan 16 2016, 09:48 PM)
Hello, may I know after budget 2016 on last year October, how much min amount of salary is taxable ya?
From my last recall, 3k is kena tax ady. How about current ya?
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QUOTE(intrepidity85 @ Jan 16 2016, 09:58 PM)
would also like to know .. preferable got table so we can understand more
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That's just a general guide. You need to deduct everything first then only will know. Sometimes even your income at rm4000 a month also no need to pay tax thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(supersound @ Jan 17 2016, 11:17 PM)
That's just a general guide. You need to deduct everything first then only will know. Sometimes even your income at rm4000 a month also no need to pay tax thumbup.gif
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So from the PDF file it shows min salary taxable is starts from $2851 not 3k as I expected?

It seems far from deduct lesser from what has been deducted based on salary. Does it because the company has something that is tax free like donation something or what that make it lesser? Thx
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QUOTE(uncle08 @ Jan 17 2016, 11:49 PM)
So from the PDF file it shows min salary taxable is starts from  $2851 not 3k as I expected?

It seems far from deduct lesser from what has been deducted based on salary. Does it because the company has something that is tax free like donation something or what that make it lesser? Thx
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Nope, to talk good on government, you no need to pay in lumpsum every year. But the fact is, government has no money, so take your money to spend first shocking.gif
Anyway, for you to calculate it easier, you can estimate your total income with bonus and start do the maths. Usually it won't really run by a lot.
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QUOTE(uncle08 @ Jan 17 2016, 11:49 PM)
So from the PDF file it shows min salary taxable is starts from  $2851 not 3k as I expected?

It seems far from deduct lesser from what has been deducted based on salary. Does it because the company has something that is tax free like donation something or what that make it lesser? Thx
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Company tax doesn't affect your personal tax deductions.

You need to start deduct PCB if your Net Salary(Gross Salary-EPF)=RM2,851 -- (Gross Salary RM3,203)
And that schedule is based on category.

And furthermore your HR might no be using this schedule anymore. They might be using this Calculator PCB

This post has been edited by rapple: Jan 18 2016, 11:34 AM
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There's a new Tax Relief for SOCSO contributors, with limit up to RM250.
Does anyone has more info how to claim this tax relief for YA2016
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There's a new Tax Relief for SOCSO contributors, with limit up to RM250.
Does anyone has more info how to claim this tax relief for YA2016
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Like EPF relief.

You claim the portion that employer deduct to pay to Sosco.

But then the maximum deduction from Socso table is RM14.75 per month x 12 = RM177 per year.

Means they encourage us to contribute more??
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QUOTE(rapple @ Jan 21 2016, 03:36 PM)
Like EPF relief.

You claim the portion that employer deduct to pay to Sosco.

But then the maximum deduction from Socso table is RM14.75 per month x 12 = RM177 per year.

Means they encourage us to contribute more??
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But RM14.75 is the maximum deduction for SOCSO... so we can claim RM177 Tax Relief only
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Hi, I'm new here although I've been working for 2 years but I only start to paying income tax this year due to having rent as side income... I've had a few questions and doubts on some of the terms and myth that have been passed around, I hope to get a clarification on them.

So here goes.
1.People who earn less than 3k per month/36K per year do not need to pay income tax is it true?
found the answer for this the actual amount is 3500 monthly income will not be tax for 2015.
Minimum taxable income range


These 2 questions still remains..
2.what does "norm and other tax EE" means in your payslip? My previous company collect it from me every month.
3.When company collect "norm and other tax EE" from you does it consider as the company paid the income tax for you?



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QUOTE(Silverdust @ Jan 22 2016, 11:21 AM)
Hi, I'm new here although I've been working for 2 years but I only start to paying income tax this year due to having rent as side income... I've had a few questions and doubts on some of the terms and myth that have been passed around, I hope to get a clarification on them.

So here goes.
1.People who earn less than 3k per month/36K per year do not need to pay income tax is it true?
found the answer for this the actual amount is 3500 monthly income will not be tax for 2015.
Minimum taxable income range


These 2 questions still remains..
2.what does "norm and other tax EE" means in your payslip? My previous company collect it from me every month.
3.When company collect "norm and other tax EE" from you does it consider as the company paid the income tax for you?
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Not sure what "norm and other tax ee" means. Yo have to check with your HR.

One thing for sure your company deduct your salary to pay to income tax on your behalf only. Company will never pay your taxes for you.
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Hello,

It is coming to the month end of January 16. I am working out the salary slip for my staff and I found that with the new 2016 PCB table, this year PCB really drops a lot. I am not sure I am doing the right thing. Can some1 please double check for me?

Example in year 2015. After Employee EPF deduction band RM3500 for married wife working 0 children pays RM80.

But with PCB 2016 table, the same category pays only RM33.35!!

This is way off 50% dropping. What is wrong with me?
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I will like to ask, what's the fastest way to open an income tax file with Inland Revenue Board Of Malaysia.

I have never work before. What are the options?

(1) finding a job?
(2) can share trading allow me to have an income tax file?

Please advice. THanks
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QUOTE(gsem984 @ Jan 22 2016, 02:50 PM)
Hello,

It is coming to the month end of January 16. I am working out the salary slip for my staff and I found that with the new 2016 PCB table, this year PCB really drops a lot. I am not sure I am doing the right thing. Can some1 please double check for me?

Example in year 2015. After Employee EPF deduction band RM3500 for married wife working 0 children pays RM80.

But with PCB 2016 table, the same category pays only RM33.35!!

This is way off 50% dropping. What is wrong with me?
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Using their PCB Calculator both year show the same amount RM33.


QUOTE(frostfrench @ Jan 22 2016, 03:21 PM)
I will like to ask, what's the fastest way to open an income tax file with Inland Revenue Board Of Malaysia.

I have never work before. What are the options?

(1) finding a job?
(2) can share trading allow me to have an income tax file?

Please advice. THanks
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You can refer here e-Daftar

Capital gains on share trading is not taxable. Not sure IRB will open file for you or not.
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QUOTE(Silverdust @ Jan 22 2016, 11:21 AM)
Hi, I'm new here although I've been working for 2 years but I only start to paying income tax this year due to having rent as side income... I've had a few questions and doubts on some of the terms and myth that have been passed around, I hope to get a clarification on them.

So here goes.
1.People who earn less than 3k per month/36K per year do not need to pay income tax is it true?
found the answer for this the actual amount is 3500 monthly income will not be tax for 2015.
Minimum taxable income range


These 2 questions still remains..
2.what does "norm and other tax EE" means in your payslip? My previous company collect it from me every month.
3.When company collect "norm and other tax EE" from you does it consider as the company paid the income tax for you?
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Hi, if previously your company deduct your salary and "pay on behalf of you", i think you should get clarification from them asap.cause as u mentioned, u had not paid any tax before, if they deduct your salary, the LHDN should refund you the payment.

normally, company HR will deduct salary, and is called PCB, which means the advance payment for your tax. So, in the end of the day, u do not need to pay in lump sum. a more detail calculation based on your burden, and some exempted tax category will then need us either to pay extra, or get refund from LHDN.

I m speaking on my experience. hope it helps smile.gif
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QUOTE(LNYC @ Jan 22 2016, 06:19 PM)
Hi, if previously your company deduct your salary and "pay on behalf of you", i think you should get clarification from them asap.cause as u mentioned, u had not paid any tax before, if they deduct your salary, the LHDN should refund you the payment.

normally, company HR will deduct salary, and is called PCB, which means the advance payment for your tax. So, in the end of the day, u do not need to pay in lump sum. a more detail calculation based on your burden, and some exempted tax category will then need us either to pay extra, or get refund from LHDN. 

I m speaking on my experience. hope it helps smile.gif
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Wow, thanks that provide some insight, though.

Another question is it an obligation for companies to help to deduct your salary and "pay on behalf of you" for your income tax?


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I did a check on the PCB 2016 table for the tax deduction on my salary range and noticed that the amount is actually higher than my income tax amt for 2015. The difference is about RM100. How is this possible? I thought the tax amt is supposed to reduce with the Budget 2016.

FYI, every year I get tax refund from IRB so it is definitely not because my company under deduct the monthly tax.

Anyone know a possible explanation?

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If ur co didn't apply tax file for u, how can a fresh graduates open a new tax file number for himself?
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QUOTE(audy @ Jan 22 2016, 08:16 PM)
I did a check on the PCB 2016 table for the tax deduction on my salary range and noticed that the amount is actually higher than my income tax amt for 2015. The difference is about RM100. How is this possible? I thought the tax amt is supposed to reduce with the Budget 2016.

FYI, every year I get tax refund from IRB so it is definitely not because my company under deduct the monthly tax.

Anyone know a possible explanation?
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PCB are just an estimated figures, the actual you still need to fill in the e-filling with all of your possible claims then only will come out the end results.
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If ur co didn't apply tax file for u, how can a fresh graduates open a new tax file number for himself?
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You can open the account your own, in fact IRB and companies prefer this way thumbup.gif
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Wow, thanks that provide some insight, though.

Another question is it an obligation for companies to help to deduct your salary and "pay on behalf of you" for your income tax?
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http://www.hasil.gov.my/goindex.php?kump=3...&unit=3&sequ=1#

Hi, u may refer to above link for some Q&A....hope it helps you.
Errmm...regarding your questions, I m not sure..perhaps HR people mayb able to help you. But, i f i m not wrong, the HR "need" to do it...
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QUOTE(audy @ Jan 22 2016, 08:16 PM)
I did a check on the PCB 2016 table for the tax deduction on my salary range and noticed that the amount is actually higher than my income tax amt for 2015. The difference is about RM100. How is this possible? I thought the tax amt is supposed to reduce with the Budget 2016.

FYI, every year I get tax refund from IRB so it is definitely not because my company under deduct the monthly tax.

Anyone know a possible explanation?
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Could be due to some exempted category now finished? E.G, the broadband tax?
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QUOTE(LNYC @ Jan 23 2016, 02:28 PM)
http://www.hasil.gov.my/goindex.php?kump=3...&unit=3&sequ=1#

Hi, u may refer to above link for some Q&A....hope it helps you.
Errmm...regarding your questions, I m not sure..perhaps HR people mayb able to help you. But, i f i m not wrong, the HR "need" to do it...
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Yes it's compulsory to deduct and pay on behalf of employees if they are liable to PCB.

Company will get fined for not deducting/paying PCB.
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QUOTE(audy @ Jan 22 2016, 08:16 PM)
I did a check on the PCB 2016 table for the tax deduction on my salary range and noticed that the amount is actually higher than my income tax amt for 2015. The difference is about RM100. How is this possible? I thought the tax amt is supposed to reduce with the Budget 2016.

FYI, every year I get tax refund from IRB so it is definitely not because my company under deduct the monthly tax.

Anyone know a possible explanation?
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Do you have extra income during that month like bonus/allowances?

The PCB difference should not be that huge unless you have a huge increase in your pay.
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You can open the account your own, in fact IRB and companies prefer this way thumbup.gif
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Can apply online or need to walk in to irb branch?
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Can apply online or need to walk in to irb branch?
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I think now can already.
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QUOTE(rapple @ Jan 23 2016, 02:51 PM)
Do you have extra income during that month like bonus/allowances?

The PCB difference should not be that huge unless you have a huge increase in your pay.
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If got bonus definitely there's an increase in tax deduction what I'm curious is the rate in the 2016 PCB table is higher than my normal salary monthly tax deduction. I thought would be lower as stated in Budget 2015 & 2016. Im very sure my company didnt under deduct 😄 since I do get tax refund. Anyway no big deal. Was just asking.
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Hi, would like to know what's the minimum annual salary that will get income tax? And does that inclusive of bonus as well?

Bonus can get tax and deduction of EPF & socso too?

Checked website but there are many versions. Need someone who are experienced to clarify this to me.

Thank you in advance.
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Hi, would like to know what's the minimum annual salary that will get income tax? And does that inclusive of bonus as well?

Bonus can get tax and deduction of EPF & socso too?

Checked website but there are many versions. Need someone who are experienced to clarify this to me.

Thank you in advance.
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Bonus surely is a taxable income and "EPF"ed as well.

EPF got tax relief which can be claimed up to Rm6k combined with life insurance.
Socso, currently no, next year YA 2016, then yes, up to Rm250.
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QUOTE(cherroy @ Jan 26 2016, 01:19 PM)
Bonus surely is a taxable income and "EPF"ed as well.

EPF got tax relief which can be claimed up to Rm6k combined with life insurance.
Socso, currently no, next year YA 2016, then yes, up to Rm250.
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Thank you. What about the minimum annual salary?
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Thank you. What about the minimum annual salary?
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Income tax got a table.

You added up your total taxable income (monthly salary + bonus + BIK) as your gross taxable income, then deducted out the relief you entitled, personal, EPF, etc. then whatever left is the net chargeable income and then you find out from the table how much need to pay for such a chargeable income.
If below the threshold then don't need to pay, generally about 30K+ above, it will vary as each person relief status may not the same.

A good website to read upon for newbie in tax.

https://ringgitplus.com/en/blog/Personal-Fi...Guide-2015.html
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QUOTE(cherroy @ Jan 26 2016, 02:15 PM)
There is no such thing of "minimum" annual salary.

Income tax got a table.

You added up your total taxable income (monthly salary + bonus + BIK) as your gross taxable income, then deducted out the relief you entitled, personal, EPF, etc. then whatever left is the net chargeable income and then you find out from the table how much need to pay for such a chargeable income.
If below the threshold then don't need to pay, generally about 30K+ above, it will vary as each person relief status may not the same.

A good website to read upon for newbie in tax.

https://ringgitplus.com/en/blog/Personal-Fi...Guide-2015.html
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many thanks! notworthy.gif Allowance, incentive, commissions not considered right?
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The above mentioned are taxable income which must be included.

Even car given by company for you to drive, you need to include it as BIK into your taxable income, there is a list of table how much BIK based on car value given, eg. 3.6k as BIK for car valued 75~100k, which will be added into your gross/chargeable income.

Same with mobile phone bill, if your company pay your mobile phone bill as benefit given to employee, you need to add back into your taxable income as BIK

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The above mentioned are taxable income which must be included.

Even car given by company for you to drive, you need to include it as BIK into your taxable income, there is a list of table how much BIK based on car value given, eg. 3.6k as BIK for car valued 75~100k, which will be added into your gross/chargeable income.

Same with mobile phone bill, if your company pay your mobile phone bill as benefit given to employee, you need to add back into your taxable income as BIK
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What about phone allowance? That include as well?
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Walau bagaimanapun, mulai Tahun 2015 individu yang mempunyai pendapatan penggajian tahunan melebihi RM34,000 (selepas potongan KWSP) perlu mendaftar fail cukai pendapatan.


Question. 'mulai Tahun 2015' means the RM34,000 applicable for income tax year 2014 or 2015?
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Question. 'mulai Tahun 2015' means the RM34,000 applicable for income tax year 2014 or 2015?
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As banks will take this as a consideration.
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QUOTE(supersound @ Jan 26 2016, 05:18 PM)
Nope, even your pay are only rm27000 a year you still need to register your self, this is to prevent any problem later on especially when you are applying loan.
As banks will take this as a consideration.
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EA Form already serve the purpose for bank loan documentation for income group that is not liable to pay tax.


QUOTE(ShadowR1 @ Jan 26 2016, 05:22 PM)
For parent medical deduction, does parent in law included ? or just own parent.
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EA Form already serve the purpose for bank loan documentation for income group that is not liable to pay tax.
No. Just own parents.
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Yes, you are pretty right on this, then IRB will send a love letter asking for a date whistling.gif
http://edaftar.hasil.gov.my/
And it is an easy process, same like registering an online ID in forums and becoming a keyboard warrior that like to picking up bones inside an egg like you laugh.gif

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Yes, you are pretty right on this, then IRB will send a love letter asking for a date whistling.gif
http://edaftar.hasil.gov.my/
And it is an easy process, same like registering an online ID in forums and becoming a keyboard warrior that like to picking up bones inside an egg like you laugh.gif
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Your first advise is to register a tax number to apply for bank loan.

Your second advise is everyone should register a tax number no matter what their income is.

Thank you all your input is very much appreciated.

Regards.

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Your first advise is to register a tax number to apply for bank loan.

Your second advise is everyone should register a tax number no matter what their income is.

Thank you all your input is very much appreciated.

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lol @ everyone should register a tax number no matter what their income is?

if the cleaner earns RM900 per month, meaning also need to register a tax number?

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lol @ everyone should register a tax number no matter what their income is?

if the cleaner earns RM900 per month, meaning also need to register a tax number? what kind of joke he is talking about?
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U don't apply later difficult to get bank loan or you will get love letter from lhdN.. Then how?

E-daftar there clearly state who needs to register a tax number. And I doubt IRB will give tax number to those who is not liable to pay any tax.
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U don't apply later difficult to get bank loan or you will get love letter from lhdN.. Then how?

E-daftar there clearly state who needs to register a tax number. And I doubt IRB will give tax number to those who is not liable to pay any tax.
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lol .. that is what supersound mean right? rclxms.gif

statement too powerful to comprehend

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The above mentioned are taxable income which must be included.

Even car given by company for you to drive, you need to include it as BIK into your taxable income, there is a list of table how much BIK based on car value given, eg. 3.6k as BIK for car valued 75~100k, which will be added into your gross/chargeable income.

Same with mobile phone bill, if your company pay your mobile phone bill as benefit given to employee, you need to add back into your taxable income as BIK
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http://www.hasil.gov.my/pdf/pdfam/Nota_BhgG_1.pdf

above is the contoh, right?
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Question. 'mulai Tahun 2015' means the RM34,000 applicable for income tax year 2014 or 2015?
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For 2015 income.

QUOTE(LNYC @ Jan 26 2016, 10:25 PM)
Yes.
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Hi i started working for a year now. My question is that do i have to file for tax? From my payslip it has monthly tax deduction thou.
Kinda new in this income tax kind of things.
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Hi i started working for a year now. My question is that do i have to file for tax? From my payslip it has monthly tax deduction thou.
Kinda new in this income tax kind of things.
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Look for Form BE and key in whatever that is in your 2015 EA form. Tax Relief if you have any. Then you will know your final taxable amount whether you will have to pay more/refund. Filing/payment due date 30th April 2016.



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Hi,

Would like some advice on tax relief. I am a government servant. Currently still on EPF until they start to offer me the pension scheme. I had bought a desktop once, so that is RM3000 deducted. I personally do not like to bring lots of receipts to claim because:
1. Claim too much (max in each category), even though legal will result in officers being sent to scrutinise your dealings. Had few friends like that. Not nice ordeal, even though cleared.
2. Receipts fade away, even though you can scan, try telling that to the officers at that time, might not be so lucky.
3. I am not that good at maitaining tons of receipts for a 5 year period.

I will claim an odd item here and there, (like another pc or book subscription) though I would rather just they see my paycheck, and know that I'm deducting stuff monthly to get the tax rebate. Currently for tax rebate, I have:
1. Deposit monthly to Zakat (I figure I might as well give something locally rather than the gomen). About 60% of the rate of the PCB rate. Zakat is not-refundable, unlike income tax. That is why deposit is about 60%.
2. I have a wife and child (few months old) so I should get extra tax rebate.

What other methods of passive tax rebates which I could do so that when come to e-filling time, I don't spend too much time on stuff?

I am planning to open a SSPN-i account for my child, so I guess that is RM6k extra/year. I have a ASB account, though I am not sure if this is tax deductable.

Second, as my wife is also working, she has yet to setup any kind of tax rebate. What is best for her?

Thank you all for the advice.

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Hi,

Can anyone advise how this PCB is calculated?

December 2015

M12000-EPF 11% (RM1320) - PCB (RM1295) - SOCSO (RM14.75) = RM9370.25

January 2016

RM12000- EPF 11%(RM1320) - PCB(RM1571.70) - SOCSO (RM14.75) = RM9093.55

On the latest 2016 PCB table it shows this :

RM12000-RM1320 = RM10680

RM10676 - RM10680 = 1374.85

Can anyone advice on this?
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QUOTE(mystvearn @ Jan 30 2016, 04:49 PM)
Hi,

Would like some advice on tax relief. I am a government servant. Currently still on EPF until they start to offer me the pension scheme. I had bought a desktop once, so that is RM3000 deducted. I personally do not like to bring lots of receipts to claim because:
1. Claim too much (max in each category), even though legal will result in officers being sent to scrutinise your dealings. Had few friends like that. Not nice ordeal, even though cleared.
2. Receipts fade away, even though you can scan, try telling that to the officers at that time, might not be so lucky.
3. I am not that good at maitaining tons of receipts for a 5 year period.

I will claim an odd item here and there, (like another pc or book subscription) though I would rather just they see my paycheck, and know that I'm deducting stuff monthly to get the tax rebate. Currently for tax rebate, I have:
1. Deposit monthly to Zakat (I figure I might as well give something locally rather than the gomen). About 60% of the rate of the PCB rate. Zakat is not-refundable, unlike income tax. That is why deposit is about 60%.
2. I have a wife and child (few months old) so I should get extra tax rebate.

What other methods of passive tax rebates which I could do so that when come to e-filling time, I don't spend too much time on stuff?

I am planning to open a SSPN-i account for my child, so I guess that is RM6k extra/year. I have a ASB account, though I am not sure if this is tax deductable.

Second, as my wife is also working, she has yet to setup any kind of tax rebate. What is best for her?

Thank you all for the advice.
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Can try takaful insurance for health and medical claim up to 9k per year
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medical 3k per year.
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medical 3k per year.
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3k on medical insurance
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6k on life insurance

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please be specific... 6k on life insurance is shared with epf.

most ppl already maxed out on epf. and as the TS has mentioned, it is epf for him now. so it's not additional 6k.


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Hi,

Can anyone advise how this PCB is calculated?

December 2015

M12000-EPF 11% (RM1320) - PCB (RM1295) - SOCSO (RM14.75) = RM9370.25

January 2016

RM12000- EPF 11%(RM1320) - PCB(RM1571.70) - SOCSO (RM14.75) = RM9093.55

On the latest 2016 PCB table it shows this :

RM12000-RM1320 = RM10680

RM10676 - RM10680 = 1374.85

Can anyone advice on this?
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Maximum tax relief for epf is 6000

Your calculation should be

12000-(6000/12) = 11500
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QUOTE(mystvearn @ Jan 30 2016, 04:49 PM)
Hi,

Would like some advice on tax relief. I am a government servant. Currently still on EPF until they start to offer me the pension scheme. I had bought a desktop once, so that is RM3000 deducted. I personally do not like to bring lots of receipts to claim because:
1. Claim too much (max in each category), even though legal will result in officers being sent to scrutinise your dealings. Had few friends like that. Not nice ordeal, even though cleared.
2. Receipts fade away, even though you can scan, try telling that to the officers at that time, might not be so lucky.
3. I am not that good at maitaining tons of receipts for a 5 year period.

I will claim an odd item here and there, (like another pc or book subscription) though I would rather just they see my paycheck, and know that I'm deducting stuff monthly to get the tax rebate. Currently for tax rebate, I have:
1. Deposit monthly to Zakat (I figure I might as well give something locally rather than the gomen). About 60% of the rate of the PCB rate. Zakat is not-refundable, unlike income tax. That is why deposit is about 60%.
2. I have a wife and child (few months old) so I should get extra tax rebate.

What other methods of passive tax rebates which I could do so that when come to e-filling time, I don't spend too much time on stuff?

I am planning to open a SSPN-i account for my child, so I guess that is RM6k extra/year. I have a ASB account, though I am not sure if this is tax deductable.

Second, as my wife is also working, she has yet to setup any kind of tax rebate. What is best for her?

Thank you all for the advice.
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I haven't start work yet but when I do, I am going to claim to the max. If you got your receipt, you have nothing to be scared. Is your money man. Why so geneours? Be like Apple and Microsoft, evade paying tax to the US by moving their oeprations overseas.
1. You don't do anything wrong, why scared?
2. Photocopy them. And clip together with the original.
3. Buy those thick plastic file, label them with stickers say 2015, 2016, 2017 put all receipts inside that.

Few things I have learned how to reduce taxed and I am going to do all of them once I am working.
1. Max out EPF. You can do self contribute and get pension at the same time.
2. Max out SSPN. Deposit in December, withdraw in January
3. Max out for books
4. Max out for PC once every 3 years
5. Don't buy more insurance than needed. House, car should be enough. Medical there's always gov hospital
6. Buy the correct PRS
7. Claim for your parents, spouse.
8. Donate max to charity.

Again, I stress if you haven't do anything, why be scared? They can send people to check, but you have your proof. But I am following Apple and Microsoft way. Pay less tax whenever possible.
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QUOTE(mystvearn @ Jan 30 2016, 04:49 PM)
Hi,

Would like some advice on tax relief. I am a government servant. Currently still on EPF until they start to offer me the pension scheme. I had bought a desktop once, so that is RM3000 deducted. I personally do not like to bring lots of receipts to claim because:
1. Claim too much (max in each category), even though legal will result in officers being sent to scrutinise your dealings. Had few friends like that. Not nice ordeal, even though cleared.
2. Receipts fade away, even though you can scan, try telling that to the officers at that time, might not be so lucky.
3. I am not that good at maitaining tons of receipts for a 5 year period.

I will claim an odd item here and there, (like another pc or book subscription) though I would rather just they see my paycheck, and know that I'm deducting stuff monthly to get the tax rebate. Currently for tax rebate, I have:
1. Deposit monthly to Zakat (I figure I might as well give something locally rather than the gomen). About 60% of the rate of the PCB rate. Zakat is not-refundable, unlike income tax. That is why deposit is about 60%.
2. I have a wife and child (few months old) so I should get extra tax rebate.

What other methods of passive tax rebates which I could do so that when come to e-filling time, I don't spend too much time on stuff?

I am planning to open a SSPN-i account for my child, so I guess that is RM6k extra/year. I have a ASB account, though I am not sure if this is tax deductable.

Second, as my wife is also working, she has yet to setup any kind of tax rebate. What is best for her?

Thank you all for the advice.
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You claim the tax relief accordingly to what are being allowed, nothing to fear even max out the limit.
Even audit time, you just show the document, if everything is clean and lean, just matter of minutes.

No such excuse, your EA, payslip also need to keep as well, it is the duty of tax payer to keep the documents for 7 years.
Photocopy is acceptable as far as I knew. Unless those receipt is thermal paper one, other printing won't fade away easily if not exposing to sunlight.

It is tax relief not rebate.

If one feel to troublesome to keep those documents that entitled for tax relief one, then don't claim, it is one's loss by not claiming.

There won't be many receipts even one max out relief that able to claim one.
It is not like buying grocery in supermarket, also can claim relief, only specific items listed in the relief.
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I used to claim it as individual.....
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i hire a local company (sdn bhd)act as agent which the company invest in hong kong share market. my gain from this investment is foreign income and not subject to tax?


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I used to claim it as individual.....
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hmm..may i ask how do you claim it..coz through E-filling i think it's automated...and i didn't get the RM 400 last year (2014 assesment)
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hmm..may i ask how do you claim it..coz through E-filling i think it's automated...and i didn't get the RM 400 last year (2014 assesment)
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Is your chargeable income less than 35k?

Yes it's automated when your chargeable income is less than 35k. And no refund will paid to you if the rebate is more than your tax.


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Is your chargeable income less than 35k?

Yes it's automated when your chargeable income is less than 35k. And no refund will paid to you if the rebate is more than your tax.
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i see ..thanks for the explanation.. those chargable income 36k like that really suay lor. lol
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how to determined foreign income,

i hire a local company (sdn bhd)act as agent which the company invest in hong kong share market. my gain from this investment is foreign income and not subject  to tax?
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Foreign income - profit/money made or derived at overseas

The investment in HK that made a profit is a foreign income necause the money is made in HKSE.
The investment is subjected to HK regulation on tax matter already, that why foreign income is tax exempted because those money already subjected to respective foreign countries tax regulation.
If there is further tax on foreign income, it become double taxation already.

Btw, investment in share market is a capital gain, which is tax exempted in Malaysia.
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Yes, you are pretty right on this, then IRB will send a love letter asking for a date whistling.gif
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And it is an easy process, same like registering an online ID in forums and becoming a keyboard warrior that like to picking up bones inside an egg like you laugh.gif
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So if I don't have a tax number, I don't need to go to LHDN office physically at all? Everything can settle online?
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Hi guys, quick question. For personal computer claim of RM3k. What if i were to buy my laptop overseas?

Can this be claimed and how? For example, if i were to buy it in US?

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hi..when is the last date we need to submit our taxation? i am an employee.

i have not get the EA form for last year 2015. i have chg my company since october 2015
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So if I don't have a tax number, I don't need to go to LHDN office physically at all? Everything can settle online?
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Yes you can register online and fax your I/C over to IRB.

QUOTE(cute_miao @ Feb 2 2016, 12:50 PM)
hi..when is the last date we need to submit our taxation? i am an employee.

i have not get the EA form for last year 2015. i have chg my company since october 2015
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Due date 30th Apr.

Employer should give you the EA Form before 31st Mac.

You can call back your previous company to get the EA Form.

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Yes you can register online and fax your I/C over to IRB.
Due date 30th Apr.

Employer should give you the EA Form before 31st Mac.

You can call back your previous company to get the EA Form.
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assuming that they delay and not giving me, to whom should i get it from? or i need to calculate it myself?
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Hi.. if blacklisted/bar from going out Malaysia due to unpaid income tax, what are the options to clear the blacklist?
Under table : dunno if it's trustworthy or not.
Paid the outstanding amount to govt : full or part of it is sufficient? the office they say can settle part of it. But dunno trustworthy or not too..
pls advise, thanks (asking for relative)
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you may try to ask on behalf. easier is to visit the branch.
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QUOTE(lifebalance @ Jan 30 2016, 09:07 PM)
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Hi,

Would like some advice on tax relief. I am a government servant. Currently still on EPF until they start to offer me the pension scheme. I had bought a desktop once, so that is RM3000 deducted. I personally do not like to bring lots of receipts to claim because:
1. Claim too much (max in each category), even though legal will result in officers being sent to scrutinise your dealings. Had few friends like that. Not nice ordeal, even though cleared.
2. Receipts fade away, even though you can scan, try telling that to the officers at that time, might not be so lucky.
3. I am not that good at maitaining tons of receipts for a 5 year period.

I will claim an odd item here and there, (like another pc or book subscription) though I would rather just they see my paycheck, and know that I'm deducting stuff monthly to get the tax rebate. Currently for tax rebate, I have:
1. Deposit monthly to Zakat (I figure I might as well give something locally rather than the gomen). About 60% of the rate of the PCB rate. Zakat is not-refundable, unlike income tax. That is why deposit is about 60%.
2. I have a wife and child (few months old) so I should get extra tax rebate.

What other methods of passive tax rebates which I could do so that when come to e-filling time, I don't spend too much time on stuff?

I am planning to open a SSPN-i account for my child, so I guess that is RM6k extra/year. I have a ASB account, though I am not sure if this is tax deductable.

Second, as my wife is also working, she has yet to setup any kind of tax rebate. What is best for her?

Thank you all for the advice.
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sports equipment, parents medical relief. some of the tax relief is on yearly basis that u need to check with lhdn for the latest updates.
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QUOTE(rapple @ Feb 2 2016, 02:46 PM)
Yes you can register online and fax your I/C over to IRB.
Due date 30th Apr.

Employer should give you the EA Form before 31st Mac.

You can call back your previous company to get the EA Form.
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Meaning only have 1 month to file it? Also, I know there are many complicated claims and things to fill up, but my life is not that complicated and nothing to claim. Can I skip everything and which are the compulsory parts I need to fill up? I just want to pay the tax without the stress of calculating this and that.
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QUOTE(Secruoser @ Feb 2 2016, 04:07 PM)
Meaning only have 1 month to file it? Also, I know there are many complicated claims and things to fill up, but my life is not that complicated and nothing to claim. Can I skip everything and which are the compulsory parts I need to fill up? I just want to pay the tax without the stress of calculating this and that.
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IRB will not "fine" you for paying more than what you are supposed to pay, but if you purposely pay less and you got caught then be prepared for the high fine from them.

So yes, you can just declare and not claim any relief that you are eligible.

But why you wanna pay more? lol. It's not like they really use the money wisely.
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QUOTE(Secruoser @ Feb 2 2016, 04:07 PM)
Meaning only have 1 month to file it? Also, I know there are many complicated claims and things to fill up, but my life is not that complicated and nothing to claim. Can I skip everything and which are the compulsory parts I need to fill up? I just want to pay the tax without the stress of calculating this and that.
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is this first time you do the tax filling?

actually is very easy..just follow the form and key in the your data..everything is auto calculated. you need not to take out your calculator pun nod.gif
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is this first time you do the tax filling?

actually is very easy..just follow the form and key in the your data..everything is auto calculated. you need not to take out your calculator pun nod.gif
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I see. Thanks. Yes it's first time.
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I see. Thanks. Yes it's first time.
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just remember to keep all of your receipt either electronically or hard copy..fotostat them if the ink fade away
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Hello guys I have a question.

I'm planning to start a small online business while still studying in uni.
I'm thinking of using platforms such as FB, Insta, LY and maybe Zalora.

I do know that I have to register with SSM as a Sole proprietor.

My question is that whether do i need to register for income tax? If so, what are the steps?

Thank you, any informative answers will be appreciated smile.gif
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any tax expert can tell me if i buy computer from sg.
can i use it for deduction?


#once every 3 years


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any tax expert can tell me if i buy computer from sg.
can i use it for deduction?
#once every 3 years
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but usually on grey area, we would err more to NO rather than YES

maybe give LHDN a call
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QUOTE(mrhaw @ Feb 2 2016, 11:43 PM)
Hello guys I have a question.

I'm planning to start a small online business while still studying in uni.
I'm thinking of using platforms such as FB, Insta, LY and maybe Zalora.

I do know that I have to register with SSM as a Sole proprietor.

My question is that whether do i need to register for income tax? If so, what are the steps?

Thank you, any informative answers will be appreciated smile.gif
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ah, a grey area

but usually on grey area, we would err more to NO rather than YES

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is the tax rate any different from last year 2015?
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I'm unsure if this is the place to ask, sorry if it's not. Here goes.

I got 2 mails from LDHN regarding my tax for 2012 and 2013. Turns out I need to pay additional tax of 685 and 1424 for 2012 and 2013 respectively. It's weird cause based on my tax filing, those years I got tax rebates and they paid me back a couple hundreds. How come now I need to pay back them.

I'm lost now I don't know who to call and ask. Is this the process that I need to bring receipts and paperworks of the rebates that I filed for 2012 and 2013?
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I'm unsure if this is the place to ask, sorry if it's not. Here goes.

I got 2 mails from LDHN regarding my tax for 2012 and 2013. Turns out I need to pay additional tax of 685 and 1424 for 2012 and 2013 respectively. It's weird cause based on my tax filing, those years I got tax rebates and they paid me back a couple hundreds. How come now I need to pay back them.

I'm lost now I don't know who to call and ask. Is this the process that I need to bring receipts and paperworks of the rebates that I filed for 2012 and 2013?
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Call lhdn to get their calculation on tax payable
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Call lhdn to get their calculation on tax payable
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RM10,000 I thnk it's the faedah pembelian rumah. I bought a house within those years and I filed rebates based on those. hmm
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RM10,000 I thnk it's the faedah pembelian rumah. I bought a house within those years and I filed rebates based on those. hmm
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Then mean they have check out u've yet to pay installment n now they recall back the relief u claim with tax penalty
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QUOTE(mamamia @ Feb 5 2016, 09:59 PM)
Then mean they have check out u've yet to pay installment n now they recall back the relief u claim with tax penalty
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Sorry, I'm trying to understand your reply.. can you elaborate further? Also the amount that I owe them is not listed under "penalty" it's listed under what's left that I need to pay which stated under the RM10000 amount.

based on their website: -

"Interest expended to finance purchase of residential property. Relief of up to RM10,000 a year for three consecutive years from the first year the interest is paid."

Which I did claimed the relief for I think 3 years.....
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QUOTE(GameFr3ak @ Feb 5 2016, 10:29 PM)
Sorry, I'm trying to understand your reply.. can you elaborate further? Also the amount that I owe them is not listed under "penalty" it's listed under what's left that I need to pay which stated under the RM10000 amount.

based on their website: -

"Interest expended to finance purchase of residential property. Relief of up to RM10,000 a year for three consecutive years from the first year the interest is paid."

Which I did claimed the relief for I think 3 years.....
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You can claim the relief up to Rm10k. Now the question is how much is your actual interest for those years? Did you check with bank total interest paid for those years?

Or you just claim the rm10k relief without checking?


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QUOTE(rapple @ Feb 5 2016, 10:32 PM)
You can claim the relief up to Rm10k. Now the question is how much is your actual interest for those years? Did you check with bank total interest paid for those years?

Or you just claim the rm10k relief without checking?
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Every year also over 10k interest paid... sweat.gif
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Every year also over 10k interest paid... sweat.gif
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Just make sure is interest paid not the installment amount.

Show the housing loan statement to IRB when you meet them then case solved.
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QUOTE(rapple @ Feb 5 2016, 10:52 PM)
Just make sure is interest paid not the installment amount.

Show the housing loan statement to IRB when you meet them then case solved.
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I've checked with some friends, they said that it doesn't look like I'm being audited. They're outright requesting me to pay an X amount. I can only make rayuan.

weird stuff, too bad I can't call them now and until next wednesday
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QUOTE(GameFr3ak @ Feb 5 2016, 10:59 PM)
I've checked with some friends, they said that it doesn't look like I'm being audited. They're outright requesting me to pay an X amount. I can only make rayuan.

weird stuff, too bad I can't call them now and until next wednesday
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Maybe they already audited your background, since they can tell you what relief is added back into your income.

Now you can write letter to argue/show proof that the relief you claim is genuine.

For company audit it's the same they send letter request document after audit send letter inform how much to pay, then can write letter to argue/show proof.

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QUOTE(rapple @ Feb 5 2016, 11:16 PM)
Maybe they already audited your background, since they can tell you what relief is added back into your income.

Now you can write letter to argue/show proof that the relief you claim is genuine.

For company audit it's the same they send letter request document after audit send letter inform how much to pay, then can write letter to argue/show proof.
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I'm really not good with calculations and I'm unsure of what to write them to be honest. I guess I'll wait till next Wednesday to call them up for the reasoning behind the extra payment that is imposed on me. They really didn't state why..
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I have been reading some articles about the EPF 8% vs 11% deduction and would like to get clarification on one particular item:

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Wilfred added that workers earning more than RM4,001 a month should factor in a potential rise in income tax if they took the 3% reduction. “A 3% reduction in EPF essentially means you just got a 3% raise in your salary. So you have to pay more in income tax,” he said.

http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysi...ancial-planners
All this while, I followed the Jumlah Pendapatan amount under my EA form and put to Pendapatan berkanun penggajian. This is inclusive of the 11% EPF deduction.

However, from the above statement, it suggests that I should deduct 11% from my Jumlah Pendapatan and declare it under Pendapatan berkanun penggajian instead.

A simple example is: For total income RM100K, 11% deduction is RM11K. On the BE Form, should the Pendapatan berkanun penggajian be RM100K or RM89K?

Thank you
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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Feb 7 2016, 08:32 PM)
I have been reading some articles about the EPF 8% vs 11% deduction and would like to get clarification on one particular item:
All this while, I followed the Jumlah Pendapatan amount under my EA form and put to Pendapatan berkanun penggajian. This is inclusive of the 11% EPF deduction.

However, from the above statement, it suggests that I should deduct 11% from my Jumlah Pendapatan and declare it under Pendapatan berkanun penggajian instead.

A simple example is: For total income RM100K, 11% deduction is RM11K. On the BE Form, should the Pendapatan berkanun penggajian be RM100K or RM89K?

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Only for PCB calculation is based on net salary.

For BE should always be gross salary and the 11% you contributed will count towards as your relief.
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QUOTE(rapple @ Feb 7 2016, 10:08 PM)
Only for PCB calculation is based on net salary.

For BE should always be gross salary and the 11% you contributed will count towards as your relief.
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Okay thanks. So I have been doing it correctly. Just a but confuse with the statements in the article.
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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Feb 7 2016, 10:13 PM)
Okay thanks. So I have been doing it correctly. Just a but confuse with the statements in the article.
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Yup. Don't get confused by PCB calculation and the BE submission.

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A simple example is: For total income RM100K, 11% deduction is RM11K. On the BE Form, should the Pendapatan berkanun penggajian be RM100K or RM89K?


And in this example if you put net salary in BE you just over claim your EPF relief by more than 5k.
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QUOTE(GameFr3ak @ Feb 5 2016, 08:31 PM)
I'm unsure if this is the place to ask, sorry if it's not. Here goes.

I got 2 mails from LDHN regarding my tax for 2012 and 2013. Turns out I need to pay additional tax of 685 and 1424 for 2012 and 2013 respectively. It's weird cause based on my tax filing, those years I got tax rebates and they paid me back a couple hundreds. How come now I need to pay back them.

I'm lost now I don't know who to call and ask. Is this the process that I need to bring receipts and paperworks of the rebates that I filed for 2012 and 2013?
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Housing loan interest relief, if not mistaken, started off YA2009 and valid for 3 years, means YA09,10,11.

Why there was still claim on YA2012, 13?




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Logged into e-hasil . Seem like can not do e-filling (BE) for year 2015 yet. Is that right? I thought we have to complete it before 30th April each year.
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Logged into e-hasil . Seem like can not do e-filling (BE) for year 2015 yet. Is that right? I thought we have to complete it before 30th April each year.
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If last 2 years i got cheat a bit on refund ( max out insurance + books /sport ). If got caught how much need to pay the fine ?
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QUOTE(bagok @ Feb 10 2016, 05:47 PM)
If last 2 years i got cheat a bit on refund ( max out insurance + books /sport ). If got caught how much need to pay the fine ?
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i think one of my friend also did this
wonder how much is the fine
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QUOTE(GameFr3ak @ Feb 5 2016, 11:47 PM)
I'm really not good with calculations and I'm unsure of what to write them to be honest. I guess I'll wait till next Wednesday to call them up for the reasoning behind the extra payment that is imposed on me. They really didn't state why..
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looks like you have encountered the issue that I had back in 2013.

I have claimed the tax relief of housing's interest in 2013 (around RM3.5K), then I received letter from them later on asking to pay additional tax and stated the tax relief (3.5K) should be added into the taxable income.
I dropped by the LHDN office and clarified that those were the housing's interest, and the officer told me I should have to submit the SNP (front page) together with the statement (show that the interest throughout the year) in order to "entitle" for this tax relief.
The officer told me to pay the additional tax first, then submit the needed documents and wait for the refund (yes, i did receive the refund).

The following year, i continue to claim this tax relief, and right after i submitted BE form, i sent them the SNP + statement.
No more letter from them smile.gif
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If last 2 years i got cheat a bit on refund ( max out insurance + books /sport ). If got caught how much need to pay the fine ?
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U can choose to disclose voluntarily since LHDN offer to reduce penalty
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U can choose to disclose voluntarily since LHDN offer to reduce penalty
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Let say i cheat 2k ..need to pay 2k penalty or more ?
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For claiming book relief, should I use the gross price or net price (after membership discount)? Just got Kinokuniya member card last year (for the 10% discount), so not sure which price should I report?
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QUOTE(bagok @ Feb 11 2016, 12:08 AM)
Let say i cheat 2k ..need to pay 2k penalty or more ?
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Since already need to pay 2x penalty, how about create fake receipt with company name?
How detail they check?
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Other issue is..

Say i pay year 2014 zakat on feb 2015. I will claim it under 2014 tax refund. I just call LHDN and they said this is wrong since i should claim it under 2015 tax refund, not 2014 .

Ive been doing this since 2010..

Im not cheating since i got all the receipt..If got caught how ?


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If last 2 years i got cheat a bit on refund ( max out insurance + books /sport ). If got caught how much need to pay the fine ?
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Other issue is..

Say i pay year 2014 zakat on feb 2015. I will claim it under 2014 tax refund. I just call LHDN and they said this is wrong since i should claim it under 2015 tax refund, not 2014 .

Ive been doing this since 2010..

Im not cheating since i got all the receipt..If got caught how ?
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Does the individual study for tax relief including both exam fees and course fees?
Which professional body allow for relief? Eg: ACCA, CIMA, CFA etc
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For donation like we saw at newspaper is the donation entitle for tax relief? Do we need receipt for proof ? or just keep record for the bank in slip for tax deduction?

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Hi, How do i register my income tax? can via online?
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How to handle CP500 ?? Totally no idea n freak out. Need to pay so lumsum for last year tax ? How they calculate n know need to pay this amount since haven't declare
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I have a situation:

If I am employed by an overseas company (not registered in Malaysia) and working from home in malaysia, and the salary is TT into local M'sia bank biweekly basis

a) How do I fill up borang BE in this case, or should I change to Borang B?

b) Am I obligated to pay EPF?
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I have a situation:

If I am employed by an overseas company (not registered in Malaysia) and working from home in malaysia, and the salary is TT into local M'sia bank biweekly basis

a) How do I fill up borang BE in this case, or should I change to Borang B?

b) Am I obligated to pay EPF?
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You gotta check with your overseas company or via payslip whether did they deduct income tax from your bi-weekly salary or not. If yes, then surely you fill up Borang BE. Borang B is for those self-employed like insurance agent/property agent/business & etc who doing business themselves.
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QUOTE(JonSpark @ Feb 23 2016, 05:35 PM)
I have a situation:

If I am employed by an overseas company (not registered in Malaysia) and working from home in malaysia, and the salary is TT into local M'sia bank biweekly basis

a) How do I fill up borang BE in this case, or should I change to Borang B?

b) Am I obligated to pay EPF?
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I maybe wrong, but this is what I did previously:

a) Consider as self-employed, but no matter what, just fill up the total gross income into Penggajian column. Forgot I use BE/B, but no issue from LHDN.

b) Yes & No. Also depends on your contract / hiring with your overseas company. My arrangement is to submit my own EPF (both employee and employer) and claim the amount in next month from company using the EPF receipt.
e.g. If I'm being paid TT RM10k basic salary a month. I deduct 11% (employee) myself. Then I fork own own money first to pay 13% (employer). My first month income is 10k - 1.1 - 1.3 = 7.6k balance.
every subsequent month is 10k - 1.1 - 1.3 (current month) + 1.3 (claim for previous month) = 8.9k nett which is correct.
Total income is 10k + 1.3k = 11.3k wink.gif Of course, if you contract/package is nego to be EPF Employer inclusive, then is up to you.
If I don't claim Employer EPF, I will lose out 1.3k every month.

First month is difficult since need to fork out additional money, but after several months, the money keeps rolling.

If you pay EPF, you can get deductions from tax submission.

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I maybe wrong, but this is what I did previously:

a) Consider as self-employed, but no matter what, just fill up the total gross income into Penggajian column. Forgot I use BE/B, but no issue from LHDN.

b) Yes & No. Also depends on your contract / hiring with your overseas company. My arrangement is to submit my own EPF (both employee and employer) and claim the amount in next month from company using the EPF receipt.
e.g. If I'm being paid TT RM10k basic salary a month. I deduct 11% (employee) myself. Then I fork own own money first to pay 13% (employer). My first month income is 10k - 1.1 - 1.3 = 7.6k balance.
every subsequent month is 10k - 1.1 - 1.3 (current month) + 1.3 (claim for previous month) = 8.9k nett which is correct.
Total income is 10k + 1.3k = 11.3k  wink.gif  Of course, if you contract/package is nego to be EPF Employer inclusive, then is up to you.
If I don't claim Employer EPF, I will lose out 1.3k every month.

First month is difficult since need to fork out additional money, but after several months, the money keeps rolling.

If you pay EPF, you can get deductions from tax submission.
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what is the different between JR and JA form? i do received both form and definitely JA form asking me to pay additional tax (cukai tambahan). However, JR form mentioned cukai dilepaskan but not cukai tambahan.

Between, my file was opened in KL branch, do I need to go KL branch and provide the document for cross check? Or i can go any branches to do the recalculation?
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QUOTE(Kaka23 @ Feb 25 2016, 07:01 PM)
Now still doing this?  How many years already?
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Now no more, did for 2 years in previous co. First time you need to go KWSP to register as self-contribution, not sure now can do it online or not.
Once end, also goto KWSP to inform them stop the self-contribution. I think not necessary, but better settle it, otherwise KWSP may look for you one day for non-submission since did not inform them.

Once a while, you may receive letter from BNM due to frequent incoming TT tongue.gif

Income tax, just submit as usual. Bear in mind, if you submit EPF, income tax must tally. Cannot run away. If you don't submit EPF, then is subject to you.

If your company already deduct your tax in their own overseas co, then check for double tax exemption, and you don't need to pay locally. Also, try nego with co to pay you in their own local currency if you open a bank account there. Then you need the hassle to transfer the money yourself and win/lose on currency conversion.

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QUOTE(silverong @ Feb 25 2016, 11:06 PM)
what is the different between JR and JA form? i do received both form and definitely JA form asking me to pay additional tax (cukai tambahan). However, JR form mentioned cukai dilepaskan but not cukai tambahan.

Between, my file was opened in KL branch, do I need to go KL branch and provide the document for cross check? Or i can go any branches to do the recalculation?
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jr is reduction
ja is addition

need to go to KL branch, better call and make appt with the officer so he can gothru with you
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Now no more, did for 2 years in previous co. First time you need to go KWSP to register as self-contribution, not sure now can do it online or not.
Once end, also goto KWSP to inform them stop the self-contribution. I think not necessary, but better settle it, otherwise KWSP may look for you one day for non-submission since did not inform them.

Once a while, you may receive letter from BNM due to frequent incoming TT tongue.gif

Income tax, just submit as usual. Bear in mind, if you submit EPF, income tax must tally. Cannot run away. If you don't submit EPF, then is subject to you.

If your company already deduct your tax in their own overseas co, then check for double tax exemption, and you don't need to pay locally. Also, try nego with co to pay you in their own local currency if you open a bank account there. Then you need the hassle to transfer the money yourself and win/lose on currency conversion.
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if overseas company only TT commission income, we declare in form B?
the commission income is from providing services to local people assist them invest in Hong kong share, will this consider as overseas income? foreign source?
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not sure anybody asked this question before regarding the new EPF 8% and 11 %?

if my EPF + life insurance is much more than 6k, example 6k epf + 4k insurance,
will it be more worth to set my EPF at 8%?

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not sure anybody asked this question before regarding the new EPF 8% and 11 %?

if my EPF + life insurance is much more than 6k, example 6k epf + 4k insurance,
will it be more worth to set my EPF at 8%?
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jr is reduction
ja is addition

need to go to KL branch, better call and make appt with the officer so he can gothru with you
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Thanks for reply. Has call to LHDN this morning, JR just like fyi only, not $ will be return to you.

JA also just settle, i has provided all docs via mail. Finally today settle already.
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Thanks for reply. Has call to LHDN this morning, JR just like fyi only, not $ will be return to you.

JA also just settle, i has provided all docs via mail. Finally today settle already.
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When is the due date to submit?
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this is for last year...I think this year is almost similar too...
FILING PROGRAMME FOR INCOME TAX RETURN FORMS (ITRF) IN THE YEAR 2015
http://www.hasil.gov.my/pdf/pdfam/ProgramM...BNCP_2015_2.pdf
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Hey Guys,
I tried doing my taxes at ehasil but notice that there is no 2015 section yet.
Any idea when it would be up?

--- Just saw on their FB, 1st March.

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Hey Guys,
I tried doing my taxes at ehasil but notice that there is no 2015 section yet.
Any idea when it would be up?

--- Just saw on their FB, 1st March.
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today is last day for employers to pass ea form to employees..any penalty should they fail to do so?
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today is last day for employers to pass ea form to employees..any penalty should they fail to do so?
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Can pass in March 2016 but date EA Form on 29/2
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Sorry, newbie to income tax and filing. I would like to ask as I work in company A for 3 months in 2015 and the remaining 9 months in another company. In this case I will be subjected to two EA forms from the respective company?
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today is last day for employers to pass ea form to employees..any penalty should they fail to do so?
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I've never receive my EA form by last day of February all this while.. Normally will only receive in March
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Sorry, newbie to income tax and filing. I would like to ask as I work in company A for 3 months in 2015 and the remaining 9 months in another company. In this case I will be subjected to two EA forms from the respective company?
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During filing, you put your latest company No Majikan but you need to combine both EA forms for filing purpose.
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During filing, you put your latest company No Majikan but you need to combine both EA forms for filing purpose.
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Thanks for sharing. So I need to request from my previous company regarding the form then?
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Thanks for sharing. So I need to request from my previous company regarding the form then?
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Need some clarification on the insurance relief part. The 6k life insurance + epf and 3k medical insurance, can i claim for my wife since she is housewife and i am the one who made the payment? Or i should only claim the insurance for myself only? I am filing for 'diri sendiri dan pasangan tiada punca pendapatan'.
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Need some clarification on the insurance relief part. The 6k life insurance + epf and 3k medical insurance, can i claim for my wife since she is housewife and i am the one who made the payment? Or i should only claim the insurance for myself only? I am filing for 'diri sendiri dan pasangan tiada punca pendapatan'.
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There is indeed a special relief of RM2,000 given for aggregate income not more than RM96,000.
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"A complete medical examination or full medical check-up is defined by the Malaysian Medical Council (MMC) as:"

Any sifu can define the "complete medical examination" ?


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"A complete medical examination or full medical check-up is defined by the Malaysian Medical Council (MMC) as:"

Any sifu can define the "complete medical examination" ?
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Full complete body check up; not simple test.
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Need some clarification on the insurance relief part. The 6k life insurance + epf and 3k medical insurance, can i claim for my wife since she is housewife and i am the one who made the payment? Or i should only claim the insurance for myself only? I am filing for 'diri sendiri dan pasangan tiada punca pendapatan'.
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Nope, only for ur self.
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my wife income is below 35k, can i get the rm3k spouse relief?


https://www.imoney.my/articles/6-smart-inco...ysians-can-make

^ this article says can claim if spouse has no income or income less than 35k
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insurance for saving plan is consider which category?or not in the relief for income tax?
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insurance for saving plan is consider which category?or not in the relief for income tax?
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Usually in your statement it will label as [LIFE] or [LIFE/MEDICAL]/
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You can refer to your yearly statement.

Usually in your statement it will label as [LIFE] or [LIFE/MEDICAL]/
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Seems like it is not required to file HK-3 anymore...  rclxms.gif  rclxms.gif
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I am an employee, getting salary and commissions.

I am also one of the directors of my own company (sdn bhd), gross profit over RM500k, running company.

Do I declare my personal income tax in april or declare it in june ?

Any ways to reduct the tax amount I need to pay ?

This is my first time....
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Anyone having issues to log in and reset password? It seems the E filling site has changed new password standard and my old password no longer works (I can log in few days ago). Yet when I try to recover my password it says that my email is not registered (it is registered, I even recheck my email and got the refund emails etc)

Guess need to pay LHDN a visit
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QUOTE(blu3_apple @ Mar 2 2016, 12:23 PM)
I am an employee, getting salary and commissions.

I am also one of the directors of my own company (sdn bhd), gross profit over RM500k, running company.

Do I declare my personal income tax in april or declare it in june ?

Any ways to reduct the tax amount I need to pay ?

This is my first time....
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You file on April for personal income one.

While Sdn Bhd company got its own filling on its own.

Both do not relate even you are the director.

Just if there is director fee or remuneration paid by the company, you need to include into your personal filing.
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Hi all, sorry just a fresh grad.

Few questions here:
1. https://ez.hasil.gov.my/CI/LoginKaliPertama.aspx <-- this page must go to LHDNM branch to grab the PIN although I register using eDaftar? (my eDaftar already done last year and have rujukan)
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LHDN gonna use "baucer bayaran" instead of Cheque for those didn't give bank account number for Tax Refund starting 1st April 2016. It's for individual taxpayer only.
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LHDN gonna use "baucer bayaran" instead of Cheque for those didn't give bank account number for Tax Refund starting 1st April 2016. It's for individual taxpayer only.
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What is baucer bayaran? How does it work?

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What is baucer bayaran? How does it work?
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u know the previous BR1M payment where u go bank to cash out the baucer. Same like that icon_rolleyes.gif

the person name printed on the baucer bayaran needed to be present & his/her mykad together presented to bank counter nod.gif

LHDN would post the baucer bayaran to your house address. No More cheque
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QUOTE(nexona88 @ Mar 2 2016, 10:00 PM)
u know the previous BR1M payment where u go bank to cash out the baucer. Same like that  icon_rolleyes.gif

the person name printed on the baucer bayaran needed to be present & his/her mykad together presented to bank counter  nod.gif

LHDN would post the baucer bayaran to your house address. No More cheque
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What is the difference? Looks like about the same to me! cool2.gif
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What is the difference? Looks like about the same to me!  cool2.gif
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according to LHDN, cheque can be forged while baucer bayaran not blink.gif

they received so many complaints especially those staying in high rise.
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Is there any LHDNM branch open in weekend?
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Is there any LHDNM branch open in weekend?
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Hi all, sorry just a fresh grad.

Few questions here:
1. https://ez.hasil.gov.my/CI/LoginKaliPertama.aspx <-- this page must go to LHDNM branch to grab the PIN although I register using eDaftar? (my eDaftar already done last year and have rujukan)
2. I heard colleague said only work 1 year baru just start to pay? Is it truth?
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2. work 1 year? its base on calendar year, you start working on Dec'15 then you submit BE/B latest by Apr/June 2016. we call it YA 2015 = Jan'15 to Dec'15. YA 2016 = Jan'16 to Dec'16 which due in 2017.

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My son is currently servicing his PTPTN study loan. Can this be considered as education fees?

An individual is entitled to claim a tax relief of up to a maximum of RM5,000 for fees expended by that individual on himself for:

(a) Any course of study up to tertiary level, other than a degree at Master’s or Doctorate level, undertaken for the purposes of acquiring law, accounting, Islamic financing, technical, vocational, industrial, scientific or technological skills or qualifications;

(b) any course of study for a degree at Master’s or Doctorate level undertaken for the purpose of acquiring any skill or qualification in any institution or professional body in Malaysia recognised by the Government or approved by the Minister, as the case may be.

Therefore, your son (and not you, as the father) will be entitled to claim the tax relief if the course he is undertaking satisfies the above criteria.


I just wanted to ask, how do I fill up the ptptn loan repayment part for tax deduction? or it is not tax exempted?

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QUOTE(greedy5513 @ Mar 3 2016, 01:31 PM)
I just wanted to ask, how do I fill up the ptptn loan repayment part for tax deduction? or it is not tax exempted?

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Your PTPTN loan repayment won't entitle to any tax relief.

Education fee relief for self improvement can be filed with the proof and support of the receipt from the educational institution and not PTPTN since PTPTN is just the sponsor; not the education service provider.
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I just wanted to ask, how do I fill up the ptptn loan repayment part for tax deduction? or it is not tax exempted?

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Your PTPTN loan repayment won't entitle to any tax relief.

Education fee relief for self improvement can be filed with the proof and support of the receipt from the educational institution and not PTPTN since PTPTN is just the sponsor; not the education service provider.
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nope, you should have receive your first time log in password when u register or by email together with ur SG/OG number. cant really remember but i didnt go to their branch and im using e-filing all the while except for my dad who still prefer to use physical copy zzzz...

2. work 1 year? its base on calendar year, you start working on Dec'15 then you submit BE/B latest by Apr/June 2016. we call it YA 2015 = Jan'15 to Dec'15. YA 2016 = Jan'16 to Dec'16 which due in 2017.
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My god.. didn't have any email received.

It just show my SG number and said my permohonan successful.

So I need go to the branch lor =_=
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My god.. didn't have any email received.

It just show my SG number and said my permohonan successful.

So I need go to the branch lor =_=
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shouldnt be, do you see any wording such as 'pin' or oef pin or something like tat? anyway, you can go to their branch to do so.
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shouldnt be, do you see any wording such as 'pin' or oef pin or something like tat? anyway, you can go to their branch to do so.
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Nama: xxxxx
Tarikh Permohonan: 02-10-2015
No. Pengenalan: xxxx
Status: Permohonan Telah Diluluskan.
NO. RUJUKAN : SG 0xxxxxxx0
Cawangan : JOHOR BHARU
(Anda tidak perlu mengemukakan no. rujukan untuk berurusan dengan LHDNM)
Terima kasih kerana menggunakan Perkhidmatan e-Daftar.

That is all I get from the screen sweat.gif
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QUOTE(klthor @ Mar 3 2016, 12:00 PM)
2. work 1 year? its base on calendar year, you start working on Dec'15 then you submit BE/B latest by Apr/June 2016. we call it YA 2015 = Jan'15 to Dec'15. YA 2016 = Jan'16 to Dec'16 which due in 2017.
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I have this issue now. I joined a company in Dec 2015 as my first official job. I opened my tax file in Jan 2016 and my first salary in Jan 2016. So, apparently I must file for 2015 by April. But I didn't really earn anything in 2015 (supported by parents/family, then did some work for some friends, they paid me some money but nothing official). Of course I have some money in bank from family, etc.
What to declare for 2015 earnings? RM0?
I'm scared LHDN will ask how I lived and have money in account. unsure.gif
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QUOTE(lude86 @ Mar 3 2016, 05:25 PM)
I have this issue now. I joined a company in Dec 2015 as my first official job. I opened my tax file in Jan 2016 and my first salary in Jan 2016. So, apparently I must file for 2015 by April. But I didn't really earn anything in 2015 (supported by parents/family, then did some work for some friends, they paid me some money but nothing official). Of course I have some money in bank from family, etc.
What to declare for 2015 earnings? RM0?
I'm scared LHDN will ask how I lived and have money in account.  unsure.gif
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Your salary at the company in December 2015. You got payslip right for that month? If the company is properly structured and systematic, you'll get EA form too even though you just worked for one month in 2015.
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Your salary at the company in December 2015. You got payslip right for that month? If the company is properly structured and systematic, you'll get EA form too even though you just worked for one month in 2015.
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No. I started on 28th Dec. Salary payout was in end of Jan. Company said no EA form for me for 2015.
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No. I started on 28th Dec. Salary payout was in end of Jan. Company said no EA form for me for 2015.
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Then no need to file anything.
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Then no need to file anything.
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Thats what I thought also. But the company tax agent (very reputed agent) keep saying I must file - even if only for those 4 days, because I joined in 2015. Giving me headache. Dunno what to file.
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Thats what I thought also. But the company tax agent (very reputed agent) keep saying I must file - even if only for those 4 days, because I joined in 2015. Giving me headache. Dunno what to file.
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No EA statement how to file?

Somemore, your company has lumped your 4 days salary in January payslip and it somehow becomes part of the 2016 earning.


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No EA statement how to file?

Somemore, your company has lumped your 4 days salary in January payslip and it somehow becomes part of the 2016 earning.
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I have no idea...i'm new to all this lol.
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I have no idea...i'm new to all this lol.
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He/she could mean you need to open a tax file perhaps.
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No EA statement how to file?

Somemore, your company has lumped your 4 days salary in January payslip and it somehow becomes part of the 2016 earning.
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Maybe company will give earning for those 4 days? I dont know.
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He/she could mean you need to open a tax file perhaps.
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No. That I already did in Jan. Now they are asking for 2015 earnings details for filing :-S

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Maybe company will give earning for those 4 days? I dont know.
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Employment income == your monthly drawing salary (fixed amount) + OT + fixed allowance (if any)

Your company did pay you those 4 days but they have lumped in together in your January 2016 pay. As I said earlier, it has become part of your 2016 annual income instead of 2015.

QUOTE(lude86 @ Mar 3 2016, 09:12 PM)
No. That I already did in Jan. Now they are asking for 2015 earnings details for filing :-S
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They is who?

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No. That I already did in Jan. Now they are asking for 2015 earnings details for filing :-S
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If there is no EA form, how are u going to declare ur 2015 income. you need to have summary and details for the salary submission. For the 4 days salary that lump into 2016, u may put it as tunggakan gaji 2015 later when u file for 2016 tax.

if you are worry for the confusion, LHDN normally opens counter to help people do E-filling, sometimes till night. You may check it out there.
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Helo fellow Lyn..

This year, I have 2 ea forms.. Both ea are from Jan to dec. 15.. But only difrent is 1 from Jan to Aug salary. The other one is sept to Dec salary.

Anyone experienced this before? I just total everything up and treat it like normal e filing or I have to do any extra measure regarding this?
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QUOTE(Supergoola @ Mar 3 2016, 09:40 PM)
Helo fellow Lyn..

This year, I have 2 ea forms.. Both ea are from Jan to dec. 15.. But only difrent is 1 from Jan to Aug salary. The other one is sept to Dec salary.

Anyone experienced this before? I just total everything up and treat it like normal e filing or I have to do any extra measure regarding this?
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Combine the figures from both EA form. Remember to change the No Majikan to the most recent company (Sept to Dec).
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QUOTE(lude86 @ Mar 3 2016, 05:25 PM)
I have this issue now. I joined a company in Dec 2015 as my first official job. I opened my tax file in Jan 2016 and my first salary in Jan 2016. So, apparently I must file for 2015 by April. But I didn't really earn anything in 2015 (supported by parents/family, then did some work for some friends, they paid me some money but nothing official). Of course I have some money in bank from family, etc.
What to declare for 2015 earnings? RM0?
I'm scared LHDN will ask how I lived and have money in account.  unsure.gif
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if your income is less than RM3k per month, no need to pay tax. You don't have to be scared. I start pay tax after 3-4 years working. Money you get from parent/family is not your income bro. It's donation. Donation no need to pay tax ma.
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Combine the figures from both EA form. Remember to change the No Majikan to the most recent company (Sept to Dec).
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Thanks bro.. Really appreciate this..
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QUOTE(soultaker @ Mar 3 2016, 09:42 PM)
if your income is less than RM3k per month, no need to pay tax. You don't have to be scared. I start pay tax after 3-4 years working. Money you get from parent/family is not your income bro. It's donation. Donation no need to pay tax ma.
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He just needs to know and understand types of taxable income:

Perniagaan atau profession
Penggajian
Dividen
Faedah
Diskaun
Sewa
Royalti
Premium
Pencen
Anuiti
Lain-lain

URL: http://www.hasil.gov.my/bt_goindex.php?bt_...=5000&bt_sequ=4

He can also read NOTA PENERANGAN BE 2015

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QUOTE(David83 @ Mar 3 2016, 09:50 PM)
He just needs to know what is taxable income type:

Perniagaan atau profession
Penggajian
Dividen
Faedah
Diskaun
Sewa
Royalti
Premium
Pencen
Anuiti
Lain-lain

URL: http://www.hasil.gov.my/bt_goindex.php?bt_...=5000&bt_sequ=4

He can also read NOTA PENERANGAN BE 2015
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Yes, good info. thumbsup.gif
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Yes, good info.  thumbsup.gif
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If you inherit money from your late parents/grandparents, that is subjected to inheritance tax which is out of scope from here. whistling.gif

Doesn't consider as donation aka derma! laugh.gif

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QUOTE(David83 @ Mar 3 2016, 09:58 PM)
If you inherit money from your late parents/grandparents, that is subjected to inheritance tax which is out of scope from here. whistling.gif

Doesn't consider as donation aka derma! laugh.gif
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Haha. BTW, how about last year tax? You guys got extra tax paid? I haven't submit mine yet, gonna do it maybe tonite.
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Haha. BTW, how about last year tax? You guys got extra tax paid? I haven't submit mine yet, gonna do it maybe tonite.
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Definitely you had paid extra because there's a RM 2k special relief for YA 2015 only!

*Annual aggregate income is up to RM 96k

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QUOTE(David83 @ Mar 3 2016, 10:01 PM)
Definitely you had paid extra because there's a RM 2k special relief for YA 2015 only!

*Annual taxable is up to RM 96k
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Isn't that for people with income less than RM8k per month?
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Isn't that for people with income less than RM8k per month?
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More accurate is annual Annual aggregate income <= RM 96k

Sorry for the confusion!

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QUOTE(David83 @ Mar 3 2016, 10:05 PM)
More accurate is annual Annual aggregate income <= RM 96k

Sorry for the confusion!
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May I know is it gross or net income? I might not getting that.

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May I know is it gross or net income? I might not getting that.
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B4 should be gross including your bonuses, OT and allowance from employment

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Isn't that for people with income less than RM8k per month?
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QUOTE(David83 @ Mar 3 2016, 10:05 PM)
More accurate is annual Annual aggregate income <= RM 96k

Sorry for the confusion!
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pls advise...
what if salary pay is RM 8000
but has BIK....will there be RM 2000 special relief entitled?
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pls advise...
what if salary pay is RM 8000
but has BIK....will there be RM 2000 special relief entitled?
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If BIK is not taxable, no need to consider as your HR will list this under Section G of the EA form/statement
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If BIK is not taxable, no need to consider as your HR will list this under Section G of the EA form/statement
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if
EA form stated
Gaji 96000
bonus 8000

bik (section B of EA form)
kereta 8800
tel 600

will the RM 2000 special tax relief entitled to claim?

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QUOTE(David83 @ Mar 3 2016, 10:14 PM)
If BIK is not taxable, no need to consider as your HR will list this under Section G of the EA form/statement
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May I know what is BIK? I got some amount in section G. Where do I put this amout in e-Filling?

G JUMLAH ELAUN / PERKUISIT / PEMBERIAN / MANFAAT YANG DIKECUALIKAN CUKAI RMxxxx

Is it here?

Tolakan cukai seksyen 110 (lain-lain)
Pelepasan cukai seksyen 132 dan 133
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May I know what is BIK? I got some amount in section G. Where do I put this amout in e-Filling?

G JUMLAH ELAUN / PERKUISIT / PEMBERIAN / MANFAAT YANG DIKECUALIKAN CUKAI RMxxxx

Is it here?

Tolakan cukai seksyen 110 (lain-lain)    
Pelepasan cukai seksyen 132 dan 133
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Benefits-in-kind

No need to put as it is not subjected to tax. Company provides you additional benefits in the term of tangible form.

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if
EA form stated
Gaji 96000
bonus 8000

bik (section B of EA form)
kereta 8800
tel   600

will the RM 2000 special tax relief entitled to claim?
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No.

Without BIK, it's already over RM 96k (RM 104k)

Anything under Section B is taxable.

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No.

Without BIK, it's already over RM 96k (RM 104k)

Anything under Section B is taxable.
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thanks for the input and clarification....
was thinking of claiming....luckily checked with you ELSE...kena teruk lah

just checked the LHDN website
"Special relief of RM2,000 will be given to tax payers earning on income of up to RM8,000 per month (aggregate income of up to RM96,000 annually). This relief is applicable for Year Assessment 2015 only. "
http://www.hasil.gov.my/bt_goindex.php?bt_...nit=1&bt_sequ=1
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QUOTE(David83 @ Mar 3 2016, 10:23 PM)
Benefits-in-kind

No need to put as it is not subjected to tax. Company provides you additional benefits in the term of tangible form.
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Understood. Thanks again. Didn't get the RM2k tax relief. sad.gif but I had paid extra tax. At least get some refund. Can't believe that my tax amount for last year is more that my 1 month salary. Work for 12 month but get around 11 month salary only.
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thanks for the input and clarification....
was thinking of claiming....luckily checked with you ELSE...kena teruk lah

just checked the LHDN website
"Special relief of RM2,000 will be given to tax payers earning on income of up to RM8,000 per month (aggregate income of up to RM96,000 annually). This relief is applicable for Year Assessment 2015 only. "
http://www.hasil.gov.my/bt_goindex.php?bt_...nit=1&bt_sequ=1
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The monthly figure is an estimation. At the end of the day in the e-BE, the annual figure is the determinant and they will automatically define if you'll get the RM 2k or not under Rumusan Cukai section like the individual rebate or RM 400 for taxable income less than RM 35k.

Don't tell me you want to exclude your bonus out even though your EA statement clearly shows that you have received bonus.

Aggregate income also include your rental and royalty income if you have any; not just limited to your employment income.

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I should getting the refund base on amount stated in "Tax paid excess" or "Latest tax paid in excess" ?

N why last year they refunded much lesser than the amount stated in "Tax paid in excess" ?

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QUOTE(stormaker @ Mar 3 2016, 10:35 PM)
I should getting the refund base on amount stated in "Tax paid excess" or "Latest tax paid in excess" ?

N why last year they refunded much lesser than the amount stated in "Tax paid in excess" ?
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This one you better go to the LHDN office for deeper clarification.
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QUOTE(David83 @ Mar 3 2016, 10:36 PM)
This one you better go to the LHDN office for deeper clarification.
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Oh ... then maybe I shall wait n see how much they going to refund me this year, n whether they refund according to the stated amount or not before I call them or give them a visit.
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Oh ... then maybe I shall wait n see how much they going to refund me this year, n whether they refund according to the stated amount or not before I call them or give them a visit.
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If the difference is small, wud advise to forego considering opportunity cost
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QUOTE(stormaker @ Mar 3 2016, 10:35 PM)
I should getting the refund base on amount stated in "Tax paid excess" or "Latest tax paid in excess" ?

N why last year they refunded much lesser than the amount stated in "Tax paid in excess" ?
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Probably you still have certain amount of tax that you need to paid for previous year? I had this issue when I switch to different job. 1st year of new job didn't pay enough tax and scheduled that insufficient amount to be paid in 12-month installment thru salary deduction. 2 year on new job, after declaring tax got some excess tax paid. So, they just offset the extra amount to cover the remaining few months installment. Installment end earlier than scheduled.
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QUOTE(wil-i-am @ Mar 3 2016, 10:51 PM)
If the difference is small, wud advise to forego considering opportunity cost
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Yeah, not worth the hassle if the different is small, but the amount for "Latest tax paid in excess" are getting more n more, which puzzle me.
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QUOTE(stormaker @ Mar 3 2016, 10:54 PM)
Yeah, not worth the hassle if the different is small, but the amount for "Latest tax paid in excess" are getting more n more, which puzzle me.
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I suppose u have a lot of tax relief(s)
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QUOTE(wil-i-am @ Mar 3 2016, 10:58 PM)
I suppose u have a lot of tax relief(s)
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Actually I dont have much tax relief, especially this year ... n the amount of refund im talking about are less than RM500 ... hahahaha
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Wanna ask, purchase of iPad, wifi version cannot claim as computer relief right
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Actually I dont have much tax relief, especially this year ... n the amount of refund im talking about are less than RM500 ... hahahaha
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RM500 is sizeable as it can finance 2 mths of petrol if u r an average user
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QUOTE(wil-i-am @ Mar 3 2016, 11:06 PM)
RM500 is sizeable as it can finance 2 mths of petrol if u r an average user
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true ... that's why i keen to get the answer, but the amount are accumulated under "Latest tax paid in excess". The refund i suppose to get this year are far less then that, that's why hope to get the rm500 ... lol ...
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QUOTE(CT2009 @ Mar 3 2016, 11:05 PM)
Wanna ask, purchase of iPad, wifi version cannot claim as computer relief right
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Since 2013 all tablets cannot claim.
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QUOTE(stormaker @ Mar 3 2016, 11:10 PM)
true ... that's why i keen to get the answer, but the amount are accumulated under "Latest tax paid in excess".  The refund i suppose to get this year are far less then that, that's why hope to get the rm500 ... lol ...
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Wish u gud luck on the refund from LHDN
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Thanks ... wish u best of luck too.
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QUOTE(David83 @ Mar 3 2016, 11:12 PM)
Since 2013 all tablets cannot claim.
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I bought new PC last year, can claim RM3k relief. That's around RM6xx saving for me. Can buy new hard disk.
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QUESTION : I had my gallbladder removed last year, is this claimable under Perbelanjaan perubatan bagi penyakit yang sukar diubati atas diri sendiri, suami/isteri atau anak?
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QUOTE(mangsa_prejudis @ Mar 4 2016, 02:40 AM)
QUESTION : I had my gallbladder removed last year, is this claimable under Perbelanjaan perubatan bagi penyakit yang sukar diubati atas diri sendiri, suami/isteri atau anak?
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I think you can claim it since that is not a common procedure. Nobody want to remove it if nothing wrong with it. Did you pay by yourself or using insurance to pay for you?
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QUOTE(soultaker @ Mar 4 2016, 05:52 AM)
I think you can claim it since that is not a common procedure. Nobody want to remove it if nothing wrong with it. Did you pay by yourself or using insurance to pay for you?
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Thank you for your reply soultaker. The company paid for it, but as far as I understand, regardless if it is covered or not, it is still claimable. Is it true?
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QUOTE(soultaker @ Mar 3 2016, 11:41 PM)
I bought new PC last year, can claim RM3k relief. That's around RM6xx saving for me. Can buy new hard disk.
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If you didn't claim 3 years ago. Of course you can claim.

QUOTE(mangsa_prejudis @ Mar 4 2016, 07:22 AM)
Thank you for your reply soultaker. The company paid for it, but as far as I understand, regardless if it is covered or not, it is still claimable. Is it true?
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If your company forked out the money, still claimable?
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If you didn't claim 3 years ago. Of course you can claim.
If your company forked out the money, still claimable?
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That is what I have read(forgotten where I read this). They said that regardless what the insurance pays, it is considered as your money and it is claimable. Can anyone help to verify on this?
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QUOTE(mangsa_prejudis @ Mar 4 2016, 08:58 AM)
That is what I have read(forgotten where I read this). They said that regardless what the insurance pays, it is considered as your money and it is claimable. Can anyone help to verify on this?
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Logic thinking :-

Insurance pays your medical bill and charged out as their cost.

You never paid the medical bill but still wanna take up as your own cost.

So I don't think you can claim as your expense/tax relief.

Medical insurance is a tax relief expense.


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QUOTE(mangsa_prejudis @ Mar 4 2016, 02:40 AM)
QUESTION : I had my gallbladder removed last year, is this claimable under Perbelanjaan perubatan bagi penyakit yang sukar diubati atas diri sendiri, suami/isteri atau anak?
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QUOTE(soultaker @ Mar 4 2016, 05:52 AM)
I think you can claim it since that is not a common procedure. Nobody want to remove it if nothing wrong with it. Did you pay by yourself or using insurance to pay for you?
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The medical claim on serious diseases limited to a few illness only. in ur case, dont think u can claim.

"Medical expenses on serious diseases includes the treatment of acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS), Parkinson’s disease, cancer, renal failure, leukaemia, and other similar
diseases such as heart attack, pulmonary hypertension, chronic liver disease, fulminant viral hepatitis, head trauma with neurological deficit, brain tumour or vascular malformation, major burns, major organ transplant and major amputation of limbs. Amount expended on ownself, husband/wife or child is limited to a maximum of RM5,000. Paragraph 46(1)(g)"


http://www.hasil.gov.my/pdf/pdfam/BE2011_Guidebook_2.pdf
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QUOTE(stormaker @ Mar 4 2016, 09:28 AM)
The medical claim on serious diseases limited to a few illness only. in ur case, dont think u can claim.

"Medical expenses on serious diseases includes the treatment of acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS), Parkinson’s disease, cancer, renal failure, leukaemia, and other similar
diseases such as heart attack, pulmonary hypertension, chronic liver disease, fulminant viral hepatitis, head trauma with neurological deficit, brain tumour or vascular malformation, major burns, major organ transplant and major amputation of limbs. Amount expended on ownself, husband/wife or child is limited to a maximum of RM5,000. Paragraph 46(1)(g)"


http://www.hasil.gov.my/pdf/pdfam/BE2011_Guidebook_2.pdf
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Can, just claim and ensure you have the necessary receipt / docs to support it. Dont bother too much.

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QUOTE(mangsa_prejudis @ Mar 4 2016, 08:58 AM)
That is what I have read(forgotten where I read this). They said that regardless what the insurance pays, it is considered as your money and it is claimable. Can anyone help to verify on this?
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The only concern that I wanted to raise is whether it is your employer insurance company or your personal insurance company?

If it's your personal insurance company, you may claim since you did pay your premium to the insurance company but if it's your company insurance company, then I don't think you can claim because your company will be claiming it under the company expenses as they're the one who paid the premium.

Correct me if I'm wrong. Just my two cents.

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I would like some advice.

If I only calculate my day job as stated in EA form, I would fall into the 16% bracket. But there is also some Nirvana Memorial sales commission about 80k under my name. If i add this into the tax it will bump me into the 21-24% tax bracket. The amount I need to pay jump from 3 digit to 5 digit. Is there any way for me to reduce this amount? Maybe not for 2015, but in the future.

Nirvana sales commission still counts as a taxable income tax right despite it being in a funeral service sector which as far as i know is gst exempted.

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QUOTE(mangsa_prejudis @ Mar 4 2016, 02:40 AM)
QUESTION : I had my gallbladder removed last year, is this claimable under Perbelanjaan perubatan bagi penyakit yang sukar diubati atas diri sendiri, suami/isteri atau anak?
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Cannot claim lah... Sukar Diubati = Terminal disease = Dying soon
eg. heart attack, pulmonary hypertension, chronic liver disease, fulminant viral hepatitis, head trauma with neurological deficit, brain tumour or vascular malformation, major burns, major organ transplant and major amputation of limbs.

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QUOTE(aiskrimcup @ Mar 4 2016, 09:38 AM)
Can, just claim and ensure you have the necessary receipt / docs to support it. Dont bother too much.

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QUOTE(WhitE LighteR @ Mar 4 2016, 02:28 PM)
I would like some advice.

If I only calculate my day job as stated in EA form, I would fall into the 16% bracket. But there is also some Nirvana Memorial sales commission about 80k under my name. If i add this into the tax it will bump me into the 21-24% tax bracket. The amount I need to pay jump from 3 digit to 5 digit. Is there any way for me to reduce this amount? Maybe not for 2015, but in the future.

Nirvana sales commission still counts as a taxable income tax right despite it being in a funeral service sector which as far as i know is gst exempted.

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GST is not related to your personal income tax.

Yes the commission is taxable. Well, if there is any cost incurred to generate the commission will be deductible. But bear in mind, not all expenses is allowable.

Max out the tax relief that you are eligible. Donate more to LHDN approved organisations. That is so much you can do to minimize the tax / lower the tax bracket.


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