https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2024...types-of-sports

A total of 103 types of sports will enjoy tax relief of up to RM1,000 for training and purchase of equipment from next year, says the Youth and Sports Ministry.

Item 29 Card Game
Item 71 Recreational
Item 87 Esports


So... Genting considered part of training?
How about Mtg cards, Hearthstone virtual cards etc?

Can buy that logitech gaming mouse and claim as equipment?

Jogging shoes can claim?

This post has been edited by vhs: Apr 21 2024, 06:14 AM

Jogging shoes is considered as a fashion shoes, cannot claim

Card game

Boardgames?

"also applies to classes"

Expect many biz to open up next year

Currently already have 2.5k relief for lifestyle which includes sport equipments and 500 for sports activities

this is a separate category?

For those lazy open

Inb4 3p

sports shoes is considered as a fashion shoe?
Betul ke?

Then kaki ayam when training/running for marathon ke?

Yes body building and esports included

Mobile Legends buy character skins can claim? eSports though …

Has always been so since ancient time, no? Even swimming costume / trunks are considered as apparel.

But then again with this special RM1K relief, not sure if the same still applicable.

Attire all along not claimable …

so many useless sports but i don't see swimming.

but it was mentioned by Hannah in the article though....

ooo..previously i only saw air sports. now i see water sports

This post has been edited by cempedaklife: Apr 21 2024, 07:45 AM

If jogging shoes cannot be claim under jogging category, then what can be claimed? Mineral water?

V
You bolded it yourself.

But then again, I'm just prepping myself to be disappointed. I've learned not to apply logic to this kind of thing.

EDIT: Wait, what number is jogging category again?

This post has been edited by talexeh: Apr 21 2024, 07:53 AM

2. Aquatics

61. Athletics

i take COD warzone under 60.SHOOTING category

This post has been edited by mrhulk: Apr 21 2024, 08:21 AM

eSports also have

Recreational sport, any sport activities that is casual and usually not competitive in nature.

That's running, not jogging though.

I think there's still some degree of ambiguity with this tax relief & we'll just have to refer to the tax declaration document again next year.