What if I'm earning, let's say, from the US and countries outside of M'sia, and receiving cheques/banked in $$ as payments as a freelancer; my income being very inconsistent. Naturally, that will not be bound to KWSP, correct?

Also assuming if my earnings for year 2016 is over RM34,000; am I still subjected to tax? If so, how can I declare it?

This post has been edited by Skyfer: Sep 16 2016, 01:07 AM

I don't know. There are several, please correct me:
> Not US citizen, so not eligible to pay US tax.
> Service done internationally, i.e. customer in US but service in Malaysia, so international tax? or tax to both countries?

I have a lot more questions, but don't know the proper channel to ask.

Thanks, T231H.

After contacting, they informed that the procedure is as such:
I'll have to go to Lembaga Hasil Dalam Negeri (1 of the branches) and request PIN for e-filing.
Then fill in and submit Borang B.
Every year April have to submit tax statement (or something like that).

This post has been edited by Skyfer: Sep 19 2016, 11:14 AM

Well according to them, since I'm not US citizen, I'm not applicable to their tax laws, so am exempted officially there.

I'm just worried about over here, like the below:
This post has been edited by Skyfer: Sep 20 2016, 04:58 PM