1. Parents relief.
What to ask, if my parents have income, then can I still claim the RM3k parent relief?
c) Monthly income that does not exceed RM2,000 or yearly income that does not exceed RM24,000 for the father or mother means any income that is obtained from salary, business gains, pensions, interest (including interest from fixed deposit) and etc.
Read more at https://www.thestar.com.my/opinion/letters/...YpawltFPwQi2.99

2. What is a "full medical check up"?
> What are the tests we need to do to be considered for tax relief under “full medical check-up”?
A complete medical examination or full medical check-up is defined by the Malaysian Medical Council (MMC) as:
1. Physical examination: checking weight, blood pressure, eyes, ears, nose and throat, examining your neck for the size of the thyroid gland and any enlarged lymph nodes, listening to your chest and heart as well as breast and abdominal examination;
2. Laboratory tests: blood tests, urine analysis and pap smear. Blood test checking on your cholesterol level, thyroid hormones, complete blood count; and/or
3. Consultation by attending doctor

Read more at https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2012...GYU8pT6hHsDt.99

Education Fees (Self)
i) is not a degree....undergraduates diplomas of other field?
ii) is Degree....
https://ringgitplus.com/en/blog/Personal-Fi...ly-Are-Not.html

What is meant by takaful insurance? isit different from Life insurance? or takaful insurance also has elements of life insurance in it? Thanks

What Is Takaful And How Is It Different vs Conventional Life Insurance?
https://www.comparehero.my/insurance/articl...-life-insurance

https://www.takaful-malaysia.com.my/sme/faq.pdf

https://www.google.com/search?source=hp&ei=...131.v8MDV6AqDfc

Anyone know what is the list of exemptions for 2018?
Did some googling can't seem to find it

AFAIK, it's more or less the same..

They say SSPN is entitled to income tax reduction as well?

Only if you are a parent.

For those single / married without kids, can only claim if you are forking out own money to study

Thanks

Hi guys, where to find further details on tax waiver? For eg. I rmb last time for entertainment, can only claim once per 2 year or smth like that. Can please share the link? Thanks!

Will you be submitting form B, Be or?

BE. What's the criteria to fit B other than being insurance agent? Thank you for the reply

for BE tax relief....
try this
start from part F, page 11
http://lampiran1.hasil.gov.my/pdf/pdfam/Ex...es_BE2018_2.pdf

I don't think there is any relief for entertainment....

on this "What's the criteria to fit B other than being insurance agent?"

Q1: Who needs to furnish Form B?
A1: Form B needs to be furnished by an individual who is resident in Malaysia and carries on a business.

examples....
housing agents, small business, private tutor, etc etc....?

http://lampiran1.hasil.gov.my/pdf/pdfam/FA..._11042011_1.pdf

I think he meant the lifestyle expenses tax relief

In that case.... I think there Cannot find which/what items in the lifestyles tax relief that only can claim 2 yrs once...
Do you know of any?

None too. Previously saw someone posted in Lyn I think. But not official, just random comment/post

Oh I see, I thought they're trying to encourage us to save money as well. By saving money in the account, can get tax reduction

Thank you for sharing the pdf, just the one I am looking for but unable to find the terms and conditions if its annually or 2year once?

Yes, any idea? Anyone able to clarify? Thanks!

Lifestyle tax relief ls every year max rm2500.. Subjected to the condition per that link

Hi MUM, thank you for the prompt reply.

Is there restriction like can only claim once for 2year?
Eg. Can only claim purchase of computer or phone or tablet once per 2year?

For mobile plan, can the total including call and data be considered or only the plan itself?

Read clause F8 ...page 13 of that link
the answer is there.....

found this 2 yrs once item....
F9 Purchase of breastfeeding equipment for own use for a child aged 2 years and below
......
(d) This deduction is only allowed ONCE in every two (2) years of assessment.

This post has been edited by MUM: Dec 22 2019, 11:58 PM