Missing a compliance deadline in Malaysia doesn’t always start with a warning. In many cases, the fine is generated automatically once the due date passes.
This section breaks down some …
In the Malaysian business landscape, a strict framework of legal and statutory obligations governs the relationship of the responsibility of the employer and employee.Every employer in Malaysia has the responsibility …
The Form EA (also known as Borang EA) is a vital annual tax document. It summarises an employee’s earnings for the previous year. Every employer has a legal obligation to …
Malaysia’s commitment to long-term economic competitiveness has led to the formal gazetting of new tax incentives aimed at sustainability. Gazetted on 23 June 2025, the P.U. (A) 193/2025 rules allow …
In Malaysia’s corporate tax landscape, group relief stands out as a powerful incentive for corporate group structures. Group relief allows a loss-making entity (the surrender company) to transfer its current …
Stamp duty is imposed on instruments, not on transactions. Instruments subject to stamp duty include agreements, contracts, deeds, licences, and other documents specified under the Stamp …
In Malaysia, the Income Tax Act 1967 taxes income from real property as either a business source under Section 4(a) or a non-business source under Section 4(d). This classification determines…
If your company’s primary activity is holding investments, it is essential to know if you qualify as an Investment Holding Company (IHC) under Malaysian tax law. This classification determines how …
Reinvestment Allowance is a tax incentive aimed at encouraging existing manufacturers to reinvest in their operations. Eligible companies can claim a deduction of 60% of qualifying capital expenditure incurred on …
Missing a compliance deadline in Malaysia doesn’t always start with a warning. In many cases, the fine is generated automatically once the due date passes.
This section breaks down some …
In the Malaysian business landscape, a strict framework of legal and statutory obligations governs the relationship of the responsibility of the employer and employee.Every employer in Malaysia has the responsibility …
The Form EA (also known as Borang EA) is a vital annual tax document. It summarises an employee’s earnings for the previous year. Every employer has a legal obligation to …
Malaysia’s commitment to long-term economic competitiveness has led to the formal gazetting of new tax incentives aimed at sustainability. Gazetted on 23 June 2025, the P.U. (A) 193/2025 rules allow …
In Malaysia’s corporate tax landscape, group relief stands out as a powerful incentive for corporate group structures. Group relief allows a loss-making entity (the surrender company) to transfer its current …
Stamp duty is imposed on instruments, not on transactions. Instruments subject to stamp duty include agreements, contracts, deeds, licences, and other documents specified under the Stamp …
In Malaysia, the Income Tax Act 1967 taxes income from real property as either a business source under Section 4(a) or a non-business source under Section 4(d). This classification determines…
If your company’s primary activity is holding investments, it is essential to know if you qualify as an Investment Holding Company (IHC) under Malaysian tax law. This classification determines how …
Reinvestment Allowance is a tax incentive aimed at encouraging existing manufacturers to reinvest in their operations. Eligible companies can claim a deduction of 60% of qualifying capital expenditure incurred on …
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