Corporate Tax & LHDN (IRB)
Most favourite tax questions from taxpayers
Customer Service Centre of Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia summarised below the Top 5 most favourite asked questions from Malaysian taxpayers:-
1. How do I...
IRB issues public ruling: Taxation on foreign workers
On 16 November 2011, Inland Revenue Board Malaysia issued Public Ruling No 8/2011, “Foreign Nationals Working in Malaysia – Tax Treatment”, which explains the...
Submit your Form B 2010 tax return by 30 June 2010
In a press release, Inland Revenue Board Malaysia will continue its Taxpayer Service Month Program until 30 June 2011.
The program is focus on taxpayers...
Employee Benefits and Income earned by Staff exempted from Income Tax
With effect from YA 2008, employees are given tax exemption on allowances, benefits in kind and perquisites that received from their employer as follows:
(a)...
Due Day Extended for Personal Tax Submission: 15 May 2013 (E-Filing Only)
Inland Revenue Board (LHDN, Lembaga Hasil Dalam Negeri) has extended the deadline for personal tax return submission and balance of tax payment for employment...
Increasing Tax Audits by IRB Malaysia
Following the implementation of Self Assessment Taxation System in Malaysia years ago, the Inland Revenue Board switches its focus and attention in doing tax...
Malaysia Personal Tax – FAQ
Encountered some questions on Malaysia personal tax matters?
Inland Revenue Board (IRB), the Malaysian tax authorities published some FAQ that may be relevant to individual...
30 June 2011 – DUE DATE for submission and payment of tax payable for...
After first round of tax filing deadline by 30 April 2011 for individuals with employment income only and no business income (Form BE 2010),...
IRB conducts free e-Service training for employers
IRB Malaysia will be conducting e-Service workshop/training to all interested employers for FREE!. Yes, free of charge (FOC).
The simulation workshop will cover e-Daftar, e-PCB,...
Malaysia Direct Tax Revenue Collections for 2009
Company taxpayers are still the biggest contributor to the government’s revenue of RM40.27 billion, representing 45.55% of the total revenue collection. Followed by petroleum...