Malaysia Tax Budget
Budget 2013: Higher Real Property Gains Tax (RPGT) Rates
The limited supply of real property especially in urban areas has provided opportunities for speculative activities.
Therefore, the Government proposes the real property gains tax...
BR1M RM500 cash aid application deadline extended to 10 February
The deadline for the public to submit the application form for the RM500 Bantuan Rakyat 1Malaysia (BR1M) scheme has been extended to Feb 10,...
Tax Budget 2012: Cash RM500 for Those Earn Less Than RM3,000 Monthly
One off cash assistance of RM500 to all households with a monthly income of RM3,000 and below, costing RM1.8 billion to benefit 3.4 million...
Budget 2013: BR1M v2.0 RM500 for Households RM250 for Singles
The 1Malaysia People's Aid (BR1M) will be distributed for the second time and this has been announced that a payment of RM500 (instead of...
STATUS PROGRAM PEMBERIAN BANTUAN RAKYAT 1MALAYSIA (BR1M)
Pembayaran Bantuan Rakyat 1Malaysia (BR1M) akan bermula pada 15 Januari 2012 dan akan diberikan dalam bentuk baucar tunai. Majlis-majlis penyerahan baucar BR1M kepada pemohon...
MOF issues FAQ on RM500 cash aid (download registration form here)
Malaysia Ministry of Finance (MOF) open up a toll-free hotline 1-800-222-500 to answer enquiries and provide clarification in relation to RM500 cash aid for...
Budget 2013: Personal tax rate reduced by 1%
The new individual income tax rates effective from year of assessment 2013 is tabulated below and tax rate reduction gives a maximum tax saving...
Budget 2015: Self Assessment for Real Property Gains Tax (RGPT)
Currently, gains from the disposal of property under the Real Property Gains Tax Act 1976, are assessed formally by the Inland Revenue Board (IRB...
Appeal form for RM500 cash aid application rejected by MOF
Malaysian Government is progressively releasing the RM500 cash aid to its people since January 2012. However, some applications were rejected due to incorrect, incomplete...
BUDGET 2016 MALAYSIA: HIGHLIGHTS & SUMMARY
The budget is expected to have something for everyone — the middle-class, the bottom 40% of household incomes and the rural folk.
However, it would not...
