Beginning from year of assessment 2010, under the proposed legislation, the top personal tax rate has reduced by 1% (i.e. from 27% in YA 2009 to 26% effective from YA 2010). This means that, in respect of chargeable income above RM100,000, for every RM1,000 a person earns, he will be paying RM10 less [...]
An individual can claim a maximum of RM500 of the monthly Internet broadband bills issued under his name in his tax return.
In the current self-assessment taxation system, he will be required to maintain receipts for such expenses paid for up to seven years in the event of an audit by the Inland Revenue Board.
In the event [...]
It is proposed that 100% of the value of increase in exports would be exempted from tax in respect of services provided to foreign clients in Malaysia. The value of the increase in exports is taken to mean the difference of the value of the qualifying services exported in the current period and that of the [...]
Green Building Index was developed by Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia and the Association of Consulting Engineers Malaysia. It was launched on May 21, 2009
Under the GBI assessment framework: Continue reading MALAYSIA TAX BUDGET 2010: TAX INCENTIVE IN RELATION TO THE GREEN BUILDING INDEX (GBI)
In the Budget 2010, stamp duty exemption would be available for buyers of buildings and residential properties that have been issued a Green Building Index (GBI) certificate.
Details:
The GBI is a rating index for environmentally-friendly buildings.
The stamp duty exemption would only apply to buildings or residential properties [...]
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