Malaysia Tax & Investment Guides
Personal Tax & Residency
IIT rates 0–30%, personal reliefs (MYR 9k), spouse/dependent relief, residency rules, and cross-border taxation
Malaysia Cross-Border Tax Guide (Residency, Foreign Income, DTA 2026)
cross-border taxation in Malaysia — the 182-day tax residency rule, resident vs non-resident classification, foreign income exemption for most individuals, the Double Taxation Agreement (DTA) network covering 75+ countries, and the foreign tax credit system. Rules for 2026.
Malaysia Personal Income Tax Guide 2026 — IIT Rates 0–30% (11 Brackets)
Malaysian personal income tax (IIT). Progressive rates 0–30% across 11 brackets up to MYR 2M+, personal reliefs (MYR 9k self, EPF, insurance), spouse/dependent relief, and zakat deduction for 2026.
Malaysia Tax Residency Guide (182-Day Rule, LHDN Guidelines 2026)
Malaysia tax residency determination — the 182-day presence rule (consecutive or aggregate), the 90-day rule for returning residents, the residence across 2 consecutive years, and the LHDN (IRB) guidelines on the tax residency status. Rules for 2026.
VAT & Indirect Tax
SST 5%/10% on goods, 6%/8% on services — no VAT in Malaysia
Business & Corporate Tax
CIT 24%, SME rates 15%/17%, Labuan 3%, Pioneer Status, and business registration (SSM, Sdn Bhd)
Malaysia Business Registration Guide (SSM, Sdn Bhd, Enterprise, SST 2026)
business registration in Malaysia — SSM registration (Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia), Sdn Bhd (private limited company, minimum MYR 1 capital), Enterprise (sole proprietorship/partnership), branch/representative office for foreign companies, and SST registration threshold above MYR 500,000. Rules for 2026.
Malaysia Corporate Tax Guide 2026 — 24% Standard, SME Rates 15-17%, Tax Incentives
Malaysian corporate tax. Standard 24%, SME progressive rates 15% on first MYR 150k + 17% on next MYR 600k, Labuan 3%, Pioneer Status tax holidays, and Investment Tax Allowance for 2026.
Investment & Savings
EPF retirement savings, Private Retirement Schemes (PRS), and pension planning
Property & Wealth Tax
RPGT 0–30%, quit rent, assessment tax, stamp duty 1–4%, and no annual property tax
Personal Finance
EPF contributions 11% employee / 13% employer, SOCSO, EIS, and social safety net
Other Guides
Malaysia Capital Gains Tax Guide 2026 — No CGT on Securities, RPGT on Property 0-30%
Malaysian capital gains tax. No CGT on listed shares or securities (except certain deemed income). Real Property Gains Tax (RPGT) at 30%/20%/15%/10%/5% depending on holding period and seller status for 2026.
Malaysia Crypto Tax Guide (Digital Assets, LHDN Guidelines 2026)
cryptocurrency taxation in Malaysia — crypto gains generally not taxed as capital gains (no CGT), may be treated as business income if trade frequency/volume indicates a business, LHDN guidelines 2024+, no specific crypto legislation, and exchange licensing under the Securities Commission. Rules for 2026.
Malaysia Inheritance and Gift Tax Guide 2026 — No Inheritance or Gift Tax
Malaysian inheritance and gift tax. No inheritance tax (abolished 1991), no gift tax. Estate administration fees 4-5%, probate fees, AMANAH Raya for small estates, and RPGT implications for property gifts for 2026.
Malaysia Investment Income Guide 2026 — Tax-Free Dividends, Interest WHT, No CGT
Malaysian investment income taxation. Tax-free dividends under single-tier system, interest withholding tax 15% for non-residents, no capital gains tax on shares, and no withholding tax on dividends for 2026.
Malaysia Rental Income Tax Guide (RPGT, Deemed Expenses 2026)
rental income taxation in Malaysia — rental income taxed at progressive IIT rates (0-30%), the 50% deemed expense deduction or actual costs election, no separate rental income tax regime, and RPGT (Real Property Gains Tax) applicable when selling the property used for rental. Rules for 2026.
Malaysia Tax Filing Guide (Form BE, e-BE, MyTax, PCB 2026)
Malaysia individual income tax filing — Form BE (resident) due by April 15 for e-filing, Form M (non-resident) due by April 30, e-BE/e-M filing through the MyTax portal, monthly PCB (Potongan Cukai Bulanan) withholding, and the tax payment methods. Rules for 2026.
Malaysia Wealth Tax Guide 2026 — No Wealth Tax, No Net Worth Tax
Malaysian wealth tax. No wealth tax, net worth tax, or solidarity tax. Only property-related holding costs (quit rent, assessment). RPGT as the only wealth transfer tax on property. Malaysia's tax-free wealth environment explained for 2026.
Tools & Calculators
Malaysia Salary Calculator
Calculate net pay after EPF, SOCSO, PCB (PCB)
Malaysia SST Calculator
Sales & Services Tax 5%/10%/6%/8%
Malaysia Corporate Tax Calculator
CIT 24%, SME 15–17%, Labuan 3%
Malaysia Property Tax Calculator
Quit rent, assessment, stamp duty, RPGT
Malaysia RPGT Calculator
Real Property Gains Tax 0–30%
Malaysia Capital Gains Calculator
CGT on shares and property
Compound Interest Calculator
Project investment growth over time
Mortgage Calculator
Estimate monthly mortgage payments
Budget Calculator
50/30/20 budgeting tool