How about mobile phones?
Technically an equipment for esports too.

But I read somewhere that sports shoes are not under sports tax claims.

This post has been edited by funnyTONE: Dec 31 2024, 12:28 PM

Some said that he asked lhdn officer about what purchases deemed as acceptable for sports, and he said if the sports can still be played without the purchase, then it is not accepted. So for example if you're a cyclist, bicycle, tyres or gears are claimable but not gloves, sunglasses, helmet, fitness tracker, etc.

So by that logic, I asked him if laptop and mobile phones are claimable since you can't play esports without them. He didn't answer me.

kek.
2500 is easily maxed with just phone bills and internet bills.
Now they give extra 1k for sport, hence I plan to optimize/maximize my tax exemption la.

kesian, kenot answer then don't act know how la.
I'm sure its a legit discussion since people would like to know if they can claim both lifestyle rebate and the added sports rebate.

Similar to a few years back where they increased lifestyle rebate to another RM2,500.
A computer purchase of 5k can combine both quotas to enjoy maximum rebate.

kesian, trying hard to sound smart.
Ok boy, if you don't know how to maximize tax claims, at least now you know.