If you never open account with LHDN (for those that started their career working overseas) then its ok, but since you have been declaring your income tax, you have to submit your income tax as 0, because you dont even have EA form from an employee mar.

if you don't then you will get into this trouble lor, now you have to go to LHDN and give them official documents to proof that you are now working in Singapore and no longer a tax resident in Malaysia. As Singapore and Malaysia has signed the double taxation treaty, then you pay income tax in Singapore already, no need to pay income tax in Malaysia.

One of the good things about this is that,,,,if govt give out any money (example BR1M or some Madani thingy) when you declare 0 income, you entitled to get the money also, how I know...because last time i declared 0 income cos I was working in China,,,,i got BR1M also.

If I read your earlier input correctly, the problem here is : you had income once in Malaysia, have started a file and paid tax  :thumbsup: , but, today you have no more income in Malaysia and you don't stay in Malaysia anymore.

You will need to find a way to close this file properly. You are not a resident anymore, hence, you do not need to file anything anymore, not even the funds that you remit back to Malaysia into a bank account under your own name. But, it's better if you shld send any funds back to Malaysia, send it to another name whom you can trust.

Emm,... the mistake here is : there was no follow-up in filing tax declarations, and this caused the estimation and penalty to kick-in.

I told my children not to start any income-generating activities at all in Malaysia, not stay in Malaysia at all and not to start a file at all. But,..... if LHDN does come knocking on my door one of these days, I will still need to explain everything to them.