Personal Income Tax Personal income tax rates reduced by between 1% to 3% Chargeable income subject to maximum rate increased from exceeding RM100,000.00 to exceeding RM400,000.00 Maximum tax rate reduced from 26% to 24%, 24.5% and 25% Tax payers earning RM4,000.00 or less will no longer need to pay income tax for the year of…
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Payroll involves time consuming tasks that will need to be repeated every month. It is a non revenue generating function of your business, but needs to be handled on a timely and efficient way if you are to keep your employees motivated and happy. For small businesses, managing payroll can be a challenging and time-consuming…
5 Reasons Businesses Benefit from Outsourcing Accounting and Payroll In today’s competitive business environment, businesses are constantly looking for ways to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and stay focused on core operations. One strategic move that businesses, both large and small, can benefit from is outsourcing their accounting and payroll functions. Here are five key reasons…
From year of assessment 2014, for loans or advances to directors, the company will be deemed to have derived an interest income from it. Interest is calculated on the the balance of the loan or advance at the end of each month and the aggregate of the monthly interests would be taken as income for…
Personal Income Tax Rates Year of assessment 2013 Chargeable Income Rate Tax payable On the first 5,000 – 0 On the next 15,000 2% 300 On the first 20,000 – 300 On the next 15,000 6% 900 On the first 35,000 – 1,200 On the next 15,000 11% 1,650 On the first 50,000 – 2,850…
GST from April 2015 Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak announced GST at 6% to be introduced from 1st April 2015, with the existing sales and services tax to be abolished. Some of the items excluded from GST include: Government services Public transport Food items such as cooking oil, spices, salted fish, rice, flour….
Year of assessment 2017 Company with paid up capital of RM2.5 million and below at the beginning of the basis period: On first RM 500,000 chargeable income 18% On subsequent chargeable income 24% Company with paid up capital above RM2.5 million at the beginning of the basis period – 24% Year of assessment 2016 Company…
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak announced, on 30th April 2012, the introduction of Malaysia’s first minimum wage that will cover employees in all sectors excluding those employed as domestic help. For Peninsular Malaysia, the minimum wage has been set at RM900.00 while that in East Malaysia and Labuan is RM800.00 The rates will…