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Calculate Malaysian income tax with progressive rates 0%-30%, tax reliefs for EPF, life insurance, medical expenses, and dependent deductions.
Max RM4,000 tax relief for EPF contributions
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Understanding Malaysian Tax
Progressive Tax
Residents pay 0-30% based on income brackets. Non-residents pay flat 30%.
Tax Reliefs
Residents can claim various reliefs for self, spouse, children, EPF, and more.
EPF (KWSP)
Employee Provident Fund contributions qualify for tax relief up to RM4,000.
2024 Tax Brackets (Residents)
Progressive rates on chargeable income.
Common Tax Reliefs
Deductions that reduce your chargeable income.
- 9kIndividual ReliefRM9,000 automatic relief for every taxpayer
- 4kSpouse ReliefRM4,000 if married (non-working spouse)
- 2kChild ReliefRM2,000 per unmarried child under 18
Frequently Asked Questions
Who needs to pay income tax in Malaysia?
Malaysian residents with chargeable income above RM5,000 must pay income tax. Non-residents are taxed at a flat rate of 30% on Malaysian-sourced income.
What is the tax filing deadline?
For individuals without business income, the deadline is April 30. For those with business income, the deadline is June 30. E-filing extensions are usually available.
What is EPF and how does it affect tax?
EPF (Employee Provident Fund/KWSP) is Malaysia's retirement savings scheme. Your EPF contributions qualify for tax relief up to RM4,000 per year, reducing your chargeable income.
What determines tax residency status?
You're considered a Malaysian tax resident if you stay in Malaysia for 182 days or more in a calendar year. Tax residents enjoy progressive rates and tax reliefs.