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TRAZE99
post Oct 18 2025, 09:09 PM

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Now no more rm 500 exemption already .all low value good flate rate 10% tax.kastam also do random checking ,not everyone will kena .just few unlucky jer.
TRAZE99
post Oct 18 2025, 10:05 PM

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QUOTE(ryder_78 @ Oct 18 2025, 10:03 PM)
Thanks for all responses. This is something new to me and it is good that I checked here. I am not aware of this latest regulation set in 2024 last year. For the past 25 years I have shipped many high priced items from overseas to KL, mostly hifi cables from USA back in the day and accessories from Singapore lately just after COVID-19 around 2022. The new item was priced above RM2k but was under-declared by the seller who is a registered shop with Carousel Singapore. No tax incurred.

I am fortunate that many of the items shipped from overseas for the past 25 years have been held by the customs. With this current rule with Low Goods Value tax it looks like everything below RM 500 will be subjected to 10% tax already. What about items above RM500? I presume more than 10% tax? Looks like we can forget about shipping anything from overseas into Malaysia already.

What about shipping from China via Shopee platform? If the item is more than RM1k will it be held by customs and then buyer pay the tax, or Shopee will settle it?
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Most bigger online e platform from china already start collect 10% tax on behalf of our kastam ....so when you check out for payment ,you will notice the 10% tax.shopee ,lazada,AliExpress etc etc already implement it.
But is also serve as a loophole .....buy more than rm500 also 10% shja.

This post has been edited by TRAZE99: Oct 18 2025, 10:06 PM
TRAZE99
post Oct 18 2025, 10:19 PM

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QUOTE(ryder_78 @ Oct 18 2025, 10:11 PM)
10% is a lot. Not worth it now to take the risk although checking can be random, especially with high priced items.

I wonder how the customs will impose the tax if the item is used and not new.
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They have the tax written book. Than you will forward and backward the email to provide documentation on your item. Process is slow might takes a few days for them to figure out the actual tax. If luckily you get very low tax ,but if opposite than can be very high taxed as well.
10% tax flate rate is to make their job easier 🤭, but if you want to risk it ,can use website that doesn't collect tax and might get through with 0% tax 😂😂.

 

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