Yes. i brought back some.
In the section, there is only one liner.

Income ..........tax rate in that country............

Not this section
This section:

"TAX EXEMPT INCOME FROM SOURCES OUTSIDE MALAYSIA RECEIVED IN MALAYSIA"

How come i do not even see Section E??????

This post has been edited by prophetjul: Apr 14 2025, 10:31 AM

How to fill? What is the tax rate for SG and HK?

Bro,

i cannot see this section in my wife's eBE form.
It only show

Statutory Income and Total Income
-split into Income in Malaysia
-Non employment income in preceeding years
-TAX EXEMPT INCOME FROM SOURCES OUTSIDE MALAYSIA RECEIVED IN MALAYSIA

Ahhhhhhhhhhh OK thanks BRo!

BUT there is only 1 line. If different countries, you cannot fill in?
If i have dividends afrom SG, HK and China, H0W to fill?

This post has been edited by prophetjul: Apr 14 2025, 10:47 AM

There is no part K in the eBE.
In fact, there are no sections stated in my wife's eBE form. How?

Yes. That is the one. No sections.
Just Statutory Inocme and Total Income. Which is divided into Inocme in Malaysia, Non Employment income undeclared in preceeding years and "TAX EXEMPT INCOME FROM SOURCES OUTSIDE MALAYSIA RECEIVED IN MALAYSIA"

Just the 3 sections for income declaration.

the forms are different


Why are they different?

Maybe because my wife ahs no employment income for many years now?

This post has been edited by prophetjul: Apr 14 2025, 11:18 AM

Yes. Through the portal.
Strange.

There is a section for declaration of

"TAX EXEMPT INCOME FROM SOURCES OUTSIDE MALAYSIA RECEIVED IN MALAYSIA"

This one bro....
" received in an overseas acct and then transferred back to Msia".
You only need to declare it if you transfer the funds back to malaysia.

There are certain conditions to be met.

https://www.hasil.gov.my/media/fzofh1gz/202...t-june-2024.pdf

It's very messy. That's what I think.
Who keeps records of 10 year trading movements?

For LHDN, it's easy.
As usual, the tax payor has to prove that these monies are not subjected to Malaysian tax.
The onus of proof is on the tax payor.

The sponsors and managers make more money screwing shareholders from REits.

There are so many noble managers and sponsors. Those which are are no worth investing in, as the risk reward is not of value.
Might as well just buy DBS for now.

AND DBS hits ALL TIME HIGH AGAIN AND AGAIN

$47.74 AT TIME OF WRITING.....

This post has been edited by prophetjul: Jul 21 2025, 09:31 AM

https://www.straitstimes.com/paid-press-rel...omoney-20250718

DBS conferred three global awards, including the most prestigious 'World's Best Bank' accolade, by Euromoney
Published Jul 18, 2025, 08:00 PM

DBS conferred three global awards, including the most prestigious 'World's Best Bank' accolade, by Euromoney

Also recognised as 'World's Best Bank for Customer Experience' and 'World's Best Bank for Corporate Responsibility'

SINGAPORE, July 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- DBS scored a hat-trick win at the Euromoney Awards for Excellence 2025. This included receiving the "World's Best Bank" accolade, marking the third time that the bank has clinched Euromoney's top accolade since 2019. The recognition is a testament to DBS' solid financial performance, unwavering commitment to customer excellence, relentless focus on innovation and strong sense of purpose. DBS was also named the inaugural winner in the "World's Best Bank for Customer Experience" category and "World's Best Bank for Corporate Responsibility" for the second time.


"At a time of economic uncertainty and rapid technological change, DBS stands out for its future-forward approach, focus on trust and reliability, and proven ability to realise value from technology investments," said Dominic O'Neill, Head of Banking, Euromoney, in its award citation.

"The bank's agile-at-scale transformation has shown fruits in revenues and customer satisfaction, and low staff turnover rates are a result of investing in its employees throughout their careers, and of an underlying sense of purpose, including to social and environment causes. DBS has also demonstrated how banks can steer their organisations towards excellence in customer service. All this has had an impact on its financial results and shareholder returns, which have both reached record levels."

In 2024, DBS' total income of SGD 22.3 billion and net profit of SGD 11.4 billion were both at new highs. Return on equity of 18.0% was one of the highest among developed market banks. The bank was also the first Singapore-listed company to cross USD 100 billion in market capitalisation.

On the customer front, DBS has continued to innovate to make banking simpler, more effortless and highly personalised. In 2024, this included engaging more than 13 million customers across the region through 1.2 billion AI-powered personalised nudges to guide them towards better investment and financial decisions. Last year, the bank more than doubled economic outcomes from AI to SGD 750 million through over 370 use cases. It also continued to mature the way it manages through journeys, improving customer satisfaction, turnaround times and other customer outcomes in the process.

DBS' commitment to corporate responsibility cuts across the environmental, social and governance pillars. To help drive Asia's transition to a low-carbon economy, DBS has committed SGD 89 billion in sustainable financing commitments net of repayments. It has also pledged up to SGD 1 billion and over 1.5 million volunteer hours in the coming decade, starting 2024, to improve lives and livelihoods of the low-income and underprivileged in Asia.

Tan Su Shan, DBS CEO, said: "We are very honoured to be conferred three global awards, including the 'World's Best Bank' accolade, by Euromoney. Innovation and purpose are integral to the DBS culture, driven by our desire to make banking simpler and more effortless for customers, as well as to do real things for real people. To be recognised for our commitment to customers and society, who are at the heart of everything we do at DBS, is very gratifying. We will continue to be that trusted, purpose-driven and transformative partner that everyone can count on."

DBS received its first global Best Bank title in 2018, when New York-based Global Finance named it the Best Bank in the World. That same year, The Banker, a publication by the Financial Times, awarded DBS the title of Global Bank of the Year. In the years that followed, DBS continued to earn top honours, with Euromoney and Global Finance conferring their highest accolades in 2019 (Euromoney), 2020 (Global Finance), and 2021 (Euromoney). This latest World's Best Bank win marks the eighth time DBS has been recognised for its global leadership.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,

DBS IS ON THE CUSP OF $49

I thought $30, 33 and $38 were expensive. But I bought any way.