If working adult living at parent house, parent still working. How much is the household income like that?
But the house address is the same in the system

Wtf is this real?

Intan said that in the current system, households with different living costs — such as a single-parent household with four children earning RM5,000 a month, and a single adult household with the same income — would be classified as M40 without accounting for their distinct needs.

“With Padu, the focus will be on net disposable income. Once we get to that level, we can have a clearer picture about the net disposable income comparability for households. This will allow us to define any government programme and retarget subsidies accordingly,” he said.

How about renting? If I rent with few person in a house that has no relationship. Obviously rent room only because not doing well financially

don't know how they consider "T20" to be qualified 

Ha ha, just for fun talk. Ha ha
T20 qualify bcos they support the economy and the economic systems....by buying alot of things on loans and on credits.
Big houses , big cars,  all on loan...thus alot of commitments, thus need subsidies to keep the economy growing

so ridiculous. one earn 15k but go make so many babies, another one earn 15k but make less baby, but only one of them can get subsidy. apa ni.

Even if t20 can get subsidy. Just remember that b40 will get priority and t20 will be at the end of the line which means chances of getting are practically nil.

Rafizi is desperate to up the  numbers so cakap only that t20 maybe can get subsidies based on circumstances like have 8 anak, etc

T20 can register but have to be realistic about the chances of getting subsidy especially with the govt having limited funds.

"By next year, we will see a transition where the B40 and M40 (categorisations) will gradually be phased out once we roll out a more consolidated social assistance (mechanism) based on net disposable income," the Economy Minister told reporters after launching the People's Income Initiative (IPR) vending machine pilot project at Universiti Malaya Medical Centre on Wednesday (June 14).

He said that the new approach would be based on net household disposable income rather than the current static income-based approach under the B40, M40 and T20 categories.

"The interpretation of net disposable income must be clear to everyone, it must be announced. How are the groups that are not employed or are self-employed going to report their income and expenditures?

"For those with registered employers, their incomes can be verified. (But) how do we then determine 'fixed commitments'?," he questioned in a statement on his Facebook page yesterday.

"I am somewhat concerned here because the 'fixed commitments' vary, according to income classes. For example, housing loans are usually considered 'fixed commitments,' and income affects the loan size.

"Does this mean that the higher the income, the greater the 'deduction' one is eligible for? It seems to go back to the same problem; the motor fuel subsidy (B40) vs the luxury car fuel subsidy (T20). The wealthy benefit more," he said.