Another scenario: Possible to claim it using a receipt that is under my brother's name? He did not claim it in his personal tax filing...But I have the physical copy of receipt under his name....

Can I claim?

so basically IRB will ask you to show the physical gadget that you purchased during audit?

Not just based on original documents only (Receipt)

If ask friend buy computer, (computer under his name) pay him back in cash... Can claim tax relief myself?

Of course not... it's not who pays..it's whose name on the official receipt.

If the receipt has another person's name (not your spouse or child), you think LHDN will allow ?
If the receipt has no name or "Cash Sales", then you have better chance to plea with LHDN.

Yes that is correct.. if lets say this year work until may.. what value to put on the total value since will never get pcb deduction?

What about the next next year after next year? Still need to submit? Since ritired already.. no more income

Btw
Thanks for the info, it really help

Thanks for reply. Im doing that for past 2 years. But spouse income cannot put 0. So i put rm1      . Recently government so hunger for $$$, scared kena korek and finned.     

Hi guys. I just received letter from lhdn, requesting supporting documents. The letter says : Sila kemukakan dokumen ... bla bla ... ke pejabat lhdn seperti alamat di atas. 

My question is,

How do I submit the document?  Can I submit it by postage or do I have to personally go to lhdn office?

Thanks.

Is there any framework to pay crypto tax yet?

I am a full time investor now
So as long as i realized my gain, cash out let's say rm60,000 in the entire year

I will report my annual income as rm60,000
Am i doing it right or am i actually paying extra because afaik, capital gain had no tax right?

Alright need some tax pro to solve this tbh

Hi guys want to ask:

What this means?



I not sure if I owe the government tax or overpaid. Very confused. Got negative number also

How is cryto income taxable? My friend are getting paid in cryto doing gig jobs online. It's not small money coz he has been doing it for many years. His focus is investment, says he accumulated millions and only withdraw once in a while for living expenses isn't it lhdn can't do anything about it?

I also thought about those who received digital income through wallet. There is no way there fella will pay tax, money isn't even directly into their local bank. Online income is still grey area?

This time crazy ar, 18 march. People want to do the filling on 1st 

Yes I get what you intend to do

File early, get refund early and this Prudential is pulling our legs

Any recommended website should we refer to for the conversion rate? One curiosity, if the tax invoice/receipt has already file as expenses for company A, and I file it again as my expense in form B, will they able to detect the duplicate between company A and myself?

Hi folks,

If I have to pay tax of RM1,000 for YA 2021, can I pay RM500 this month and a remainder RM500 in April? Or must I do it in one go?

thats why i am asking about slowly annual tax declaration.

example only:
if 10 years, i profit 50k USD. i will be damned if i am asked to pay tax on whole 50k

therefore, if every year declare 5k annually.
even if kena tax, it wont be exorbitant?

Hi,I just bought an iphone recently (charger not provided).

Hence I bought the charger separately,may I know if i can
claim for lifestyle tax relief for the phone charger purchase?

Hi, I have received penalty last year (for 2019 tax filing) and paid RM2k while doing appeal process. I manage to appeal it and it showed overpaid tax balance around RM2k and showed in MyTax status already. But it never automatically refund to my bank...the efiling for tax 2022 already refund to me exclude the above RM2k...
How to get back the RM2k overpaid tax?

I read this somewhere in the BENEFITS IN KIND
PUBLIC RULING NO. 11/2019

C. BENEFIT ON FREE PETROL
Benefit on free petrol, whether in the form of petrol card provided by the employer or petrol bill paid by the employer, is
BIK received by the employee pursuant to his employment. The benefit that is taxable is the total value of petrol provided
to the employee.
1. If an employee enjoys the benefit of a motorcar with free petrol, the value of the benefit on petrol to be included will
depend on the method used to value the benefit on the motorcar.
2. Tax exemption on petrol benefits
An employee is given an option to:
(i) determine the amount of free petrol to be taxed based on the annual prescribed value for petrol as per item A2(i)
without any exemption given; or
(ii) enjoy the exemption on free petrol benefit but limited to RM6,000 per year for travelling in exercising an
employment, and the excess exceeding RM6,000 to be chargeable to tax.
If an employee receives free petrol exceeding RM6,000 in exercising his employment, a claim for deduction for
official duties can be made by the employee in computing his employment income. Records pertaining to the
exempted amount and the claim for official duties must be kept for a period of 7 years for audit purposes.
Appendix - 14
The above exemption is NOT applicable to the benefit on motorcar. The value of benefit on motorcar chargeable to
tax is determined based on the formula method or the prescribed value method. Where the motorcar is not provided
throughout the calendar year, the value should be adjusted appropriately based on months or days in accordance with
the period provided.

ITA 1967 - para 46.1.c

an amount limited to a maximum of eight thousand ringgit in respect of medical treatment, special needs or carer expenses expended in that basis year by that individual for his parents and the claim is evidenced by certification of a medical practitioner that the medical conditions of the parents require medical treatment or special needs or carer and—
(i) in the case of medical treatment or special needs, a receipt on the amount expended; or
(ii) in the case of carer, a written certification or receipt from, or work permit of, the carer:

Provided that for the purpose of this paragraph—
(a) “carer” shall not include that individual, his wife or her husband or the child of the individual;
(b) “parents” shall be individuals resident in Malaysia;
© the medical treatment and care services are provided in Malaysia; and
(d) the medical practitioner is registered with the Malaysian Medical Council.

be2022 notes:

Medical treatment, special needs and carer expenses incurred on parents is allowed as a deduction up to RM8,000. Parents refer to natural parents or foster parents where the individual is an adopted child.

Expenses on medical treatment for parents which qualify for deduction include:
(i) medical care and treatment provided by a nursing home; and
(ii) dental treatment limited to tooth extraction, filling, scaling and cleaning but excluding cosmetic dental treatment expenses such as teeth restoration and replacement involving crowning, root canal and dentures.

Such claim must be evidenced by a medical practitioner registered with Malaysian Medical Council (MMC) certifying that the medical condition of parents requires medical treatment, special needs or a carer.
Parents shall be individuals resident in Malaysia.
The medical treatment and care services are provided in Malaysia.
In the case of carer, a receipt or written certification from carer, or work permit of the carer. ‘Carer’ shall not include that individual, his wife or her husband or the child of the individual concerned.

the wording in the legislation would carry different meanings
distinguish between 'or' vs 'and'
as well as 'include' vs 'mean'
so in case of medical treatment, need to satisfy both conditions
1: certification of a medical practitioner that the medical conditions of the parents require medical treatment/special needs
and
2: a receipt
there is no definition of medical treatment within the ITA1967
the wording 'include' suggest that the list is not exhaustive

note: the BE note used the word 'and' instead of 'or', i would refer to ITA1967 though