Many merchants nationwide are encouraging the usage of e-wallets as consumers are more comfortable using
The “e” in the name gives you the idea that it will be an electric vehicle (EV), but does
The Audi A6 e-tron concept has debuted at the 2021 Shanghai Auto Show.
The Bukit Aman Criminal Investigation Department has once again made a push for the use of e-plates,
Audi has unveiled two new EVs to the world, the Audi Q4 e-tron and the Audi Q4 e-tron Sportback.
Audi has presented its electric coupe SUV, the Audi Q4 Sportback e-tron concept.
with Porsche Indonesia and Mayk Wienkötter (Porsche AG, Spokesperson Product Line Taycan & E-Mobility
Mercedes-Benz E-ClassWith the unveiling of the new 2020 Mercedes-Benz E-Class, it’s time to take
evaluate the possibility of TCMH distributing GAC vehicles in Malaysia and Vietnam, said the company in a filing
The 2020 Jaguar E-Pace will come with Jaguar Land Rover’s latest Smart Setting AI technology, full
January 2021, police will be able to impose legal action against individuals riding electric scooters (e-scooters
., the brand has specifically filed for a bankruptcy in Germany.According to the translated filing, this
Isao Sekiguchi has announced that the all-new Nissan Note e-Power will debut in Singapore and Hong King
Photo from various social media posts.Nissan KicksWe were talking about the Nissan Kicks e-Power last
In Japan, Nissan also offers another hybrid option for the Serena, the e-Power variant.The e-Power unit
Auto Show, this is the next biggest car show from China.For now, let’s say hello to the Hongqi E-HS9
The Honeywell spokesperson told The Wall Street Journal, alleging that Garrett’s bankruptcy filing
generation Civic hatchback of the ‘70s and coupled with a rear-wheel drive layout, the Honda e
online booking tool that allows Ford owners to make service appointments in real-time.The new real-time e-Service
The 2021 Mercedes-Benz E-Class (W213) will lose the traditional hood ornament that has adorned so many
Did you know that IRB/LHDN no longer accepts manual forms? Reminder that Form E submission to be done latest by 31 March 2021. If you're new to filing taxes for your company, here's what you need to know about Forms E, EA and CP8D: https://t.co/2LGWFPiFbs https://t.co/jnDywF4j43
adulting is when youre one of the hundreds of people queueing at lhdn sebab last minute nak settle e filing 😭
e filing done! LHDN owe me.. *coolness*
new hire noob things - i’m still recovering from the shock that i still need to do e filing despite offsetting the tax with zakat and today i just found out i need to go to the nearest lhdn branch to get some pin number for first time log in on ezhasil hurmmm
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Completed my e filing w/o any problem & again LHDN owe me tax returns! Give back my money now! Fast! I need it! LOL!
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got errands to do tomorrow. -e-filing LHDN -to mop the floor -paying my phone bill -paying MARA -meet someone masalahnya no e filing pun tak igt mcmna ni
LHDN E Filing Hasil 2014 Malaysia Guide : April, It’s Income Tax Season http://t.co/rmeI0KOfpf #MalaysiaHariIni
The tax deduction percentage is 22% for the first 180 days of your employment in Malaysia which is claimable after completing 1 year .This deduction is entitled to non-residents or non-locals of Malaysia only. Updated on November 18, 2016 Are you looking for a job in Malaysia, considering an expat assignment in the country or already working here, but is still confused on the country’s tax structure? Then this article will try to explain the various tax issues and help you understand it better. 1. What is Malaysian Tax Rate for Expatriate & Non-Residents? The current tax structures for expatriates and non-residents are as follows: If your stay in Malaysia is less than 60 days, then any income, fee, commissions or bonus received will not be taxed If during your period of employment, your stay is not more than 182 days in a year, then you are a non-resident. As a non-resident, you will be taxed at a flat rate of 25% and you will not enjoy any tax incentives. ,UPDATE: LHDN had increased the tax to 28% with effect from Year Assessment 2016 If your stay is more than 182 days in a year, then you are a RESIDENT (see below for definition of a RESIDENT). A resident will be taxed at a graduated rate of 0% to 25% depending on your income. You will also enjoy the tax incentives that includes personal and family rebates, allowances, etc. that will reduce your net taxable income considerably If you work on board a Malaysian ship, your income is not taxable Definition of a Resident You will fall under the category of RESIDENT if you meet one of the following criteria; You are in Malaysia for at least 182 days during the calendar year If your stay is less than 182 days for that calendar year (e.g. 20 days in 2015) but your stay continues in 2016 for another 182 days or more What if I Have to Travel OUT of Malaysia within this 182-day period? If you have to be physically away from Malaysia for the following reasons: To attend meetings, seminars, exhibitions or conferences which are all related to your job To seek medical treatment related to your health or your immediate family member Social visit but not exceeding 14 days then this brief absence shall be considered as part of your required 182-day. 2. How to Get Your Income Tax Number Usually, your company will arrange this for you. If this is not the case, then go to the nearest Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia's office or known locally as ,Lembaga Hasil Dalam Negeri, ,to register and get your income tax number. You need to bring your passport with you. Please do this within two months of your arrival into the country. 3. When to File Your Tax Return The last day to submit your Malaysian tax return is 30th April each year. But do not wait until this very last day as the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia's (IRBM) office will be packed with last minute submission and you are bound to be stuck there for hours. This also applies if you file online. Filing of Malaysian tax return can either be online (e-Filing) or manual filing. If you prefer manual filing, then go to the nearest IRBM office and get the following form that applies to you: Form B, for individual who carries on business in Malaysia. In most cases this may not be applicable to you if you are employed by a company OR Form BT for individual who is classified as a knowledge worker or expert worker and approved by the Minister OR Form BE for individual who does not carry on business and is employed by a company Form M if you are a non-resident Fill in the form and submit before 30th April for each year. For e-Filing, you must first be registered as an online user. To register, you can email them at ,pin@hasil.gov.my, and attach a scanned copy of your passport. Alternatively, you can go to the nearest IRBM's office to register. This is a one-time process and you do not need to register again for your next assessment year. Just do not lose your username and password. Supporting Documents For both manual and e-filing, you do not need to submit your supporting documents. However, you must keep it for at least seven years as within this period IRBM has the right to check and audit your submission. Before you can fill in the manual or e-file form, you need information from your company on the total remuneration paid to you during that assessment year. This EA form is issued by the end of February each year and you will use the information as given out in that form, when filing your tax return.
Yes you should submit your e-filing via the LHDN website. But you can declare your employment income as RM 0.00, in this way you are not required to pay tax to Malaysia LHDN, as you will pay your tax to IRAS in Singapore. However, if you do receive gift or any non-employment income in Malaysia, such as rental income and side business in Malaysia, you should declare the site income amount in the e-Filing. Generally if you declare income of lesser than 36K annually, you won’t be paying the tax after you do the deduction. Appendix: refer to this documents regarding avoidance of double taxation, you don’t need to pay Malaysia tax if working in Singapore, and vice versa.