There were some discussion on this new system on the BTS thread. http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/858718

newbie question..

How to get free real time KLSE quote info?

If i deal with the broker am i got the package of using the free real time KLSE quote?

I found the software, but to subscribe it is very expensive such as Nextview Rm200 per month, where to get a cheap one?

when you trade online you noneed apply for one d la ..
the online platform is real time d .

can u tell me the benefit of online platform compared to the nextview software which hav to pay rm200 per mths?

This post has been edited by gecodine: Feb 3 2009, 08:09 PM

this one i can`t really diferencied it .hehehehe for me using online trading plat form is already enough efficient , fast also in a clip of a minute can buy in stock already .

If not mistaken, nextview software provide sophisticated charting tools for analysis.
While most other online platform provide simple charting. Mostly it is used for trading purpose and to watch stocks online.
Im not sure whether nextview provide other functions beside charting. IMHO, chartnexus does provide useful charting tools and it is FREE !

As long as below 100units (1lot), it is consider odd lot, right?

Yes,

less than 100 units-------odd lot,

100 units------------------board lot.

Dear Cikgu(s),

I have a question wrt to dividend and their tax computation.

Lets say I receive a dividend from counter X for RM 100 less 25% tax = RM 75.00.

My personal tax bracket is less than 25%, can I claim back the differences? If yes, how?

Xuzen

This post has been edited by xuzen: Feb 4 2009, 01:45 PM

Yes, if your tax bracker is 19% (let say), then you can claim back the extra 6% being paid.

But if the dividend is declared under the new single tier system (which start from 2008, company start to using it and compulsory to be used after 2013), then you no claim back is allowed.

Then for a student who no income, how to claim back the tax that had been deducted from dividend, since a student didnt pay tax.

That's one of the drawbacks of being a student. Nway, u got no income, so, there's nothing that can be deducted.

You still can claim, the money will remain there until you ask for refund or use to offset you tax payable in future.

claim now and offset in future?
or keep the slip to claim and offset together in future?

Claim now and keep for future easier, else a bit more work to do in the future

I think you have to claim in the same basis year,example dividends received in basis year 2008 must be claimed in your basis year 2008 returns,you can't claim in 2009 or later basis years.

You still can claim one or two year later, the form got some part to allow you to modify the past year income, but if you are claiming income donkey years back, maybe you have to go IRB... haha...

Just to have clarification on this issue, how much the donkey years up to? 7 years? Surely got some limit, otherwise, somebody suddenly come to claim back those 10+ years old story or longer than that.
Then headache for them already.

Be regulation, we are supposed to keep record up to 7 years from the date we were last requested to furbish them to IRB
That's why I suggest to claim as soon as possible, less hassle, less headache

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This post has been edited by subrok007: Feb 5 2009, 06:25 PM