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(TAX UPDATE) PLT OWNERS BEWARE: CHEAP DOESN’T MEAN FREE FROM RULES
I get it, everyone loves a good deal. You heard that PLT (Perkongsian Liabiliti Terhad) is cheaper than Sdn Bhd, less headache, no audit, and save money. So you registered one, thinking it’s your magic shortcut, a business with limited liability but unlimited freedom. Sorry to burst the bubble, PLT is not your discount version…
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Budget 2026
Budget 2026 is a transformation budget that rewards those who invest, digitalise and grow responsibly. Malaysia is now shifting towards a new era of productivity and sustainability. From tax reliefs for families and healthcare to AI training incentives and carbon tax preparation, this Budget sends a clear message that it is time to adapt. If…
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My Inter-Accounting Firm Game (IAFG) Story
I was 50 and still joined the IAFG. Crazy? Maybe Every year,MIA runs the Inter-Accounting Firm Games.We never miss it.We always join … win or loseEven me, a 50-year-old partner, still trying to play with youngsters. In 2022, I joined futsal.We fought hard but lost harder. 21 goals conceded in three games.Still fun,because none of…
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(TAX UPDATE) Who’s Right? Lawyer Says RPGT, IRB Says Income Tax
“I already sold the property and my lawyer filed RPGT!Why are you saying my company needs to pay income tax?” That was how one director shouted at me.I smiled and asked, “Then why did you buy five properties under your Sdn Bhd? For profit, right?” This is one of the biggest misunderstandings among SME owners.When…
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(Tax Update) Stamp Duty Relief for Employment Contracts: A Big Boost in Budget 2026
Starting 1 January 2026, the stamp duty exemption threshold for employment contracts will increase from RM300 to RM3,000 per month. Simply put, if your employment contract states a monthly salary of RM3,000 or below, no stamp duty is required. Previously, only contracts with salaries below RM300 qualified for exemption. That amount was long outdated, considering…
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