Sep 29 2025, 10:28 AM
QUOTE(Syracuse @ Sep 29 2025, 10:18 AM)
Hi tax experts, I need some help
I am employed full-time in public sector in technical position, and roughly three months ago a company has contracted me to some side gigs (e.g repair services, consultation services) - around 2-3 times this year, and they have paid me around 150-200 ringgit per visit.
The company has recently asked for my tax identification number to fill CP58.
Question:
Do I need to declare income from such non-regular side gigs during tax filing next year? I don't remember the exact amount they paid me already, because I'm paid in cash. The total amount they paid me for all the services provided should be around RM 400-600, but I don't know the exact figure anymore.
Not a tax expert here.I am employed full-time in public sector in technical position, and roughly three months ago a company has contracted me to some side gigs (e.g repair services, consultation services) - around 2-3 times this year, and they have paid me around 150-200 ringgit per visit.
The company has recently asked for my tax identification number to fill CP58.
Question:
Do I need to declare income from such non-regular side gigs during tax filing next year? I don't remember the exact amount they paid me already, because I'm paid in cash. The total amount they paid me for all the services provided should be around RM 400-600, but I don't know the exact figure anymore.
Previously, did you issue them any invoice or did you sign any payment receipt notes issued by your customers after received cash payment from them or did they banked the payment directly into your bank account?
I think, .....Yes, any side income earned in Malaysia, if hv evidence of you receiving payment for it should be declared together with your yearly ITR filing.
If not sure of the exact number, use the highest one.
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This post has been edited by MUM: Sep 29 2025, 10:57 AM
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