Malaysia Day
Happy Malaysia Day! 🎉 As we celebrate Malaysia Day, let us cherish the spirit of unity, diversity, and togetherness that makes our nation special. 🤝✨ May we continue to grow
Happy Malaysia Day! 🎉 As we celebrate Malaysia Day, let us cherish the spirit of unity, diversity, and togetherness that makes our nation special. 🤝✨ May we continue to grow
With e-Invoice becoming an increasingly important part of Malaysia’s tax administration system, businesses are expected to ensure that their invoicing processes are accurate and compliant. Recognising that businesses may encounter
Calculating statutory payroll contributions can sometimes be confusing, especially when businesses have employees with different salary levels, ages, or employment categories. To make the process easier, PERKESO has introduced a
Malaysia’s Sales and Service Tax (SST) continues to evolve, and businesses need to keep up with changes to ensure that the correct tax treatment is applied to their sales and
When preparing a company’s accounts, supporting documents may sometimes be treated as an administrative matter — invoices are filed, receipts are kept, and the accounting entries are recorded. However, supporting
Important Tax Deadline for YA 2025 If your company’s financial year ended on 31 December 2025, it is time to ensure that your Company Tax Return (Form C) and related
Businesses regularly spend money maintaining their offices, equipment, vehicles, machinery and other assets. But when preparing the company’s tax computation, an important question arises: Is the expense a deductible repair,
Tax compliance is no longer limited to submitting a company’s income tax return. With the introduction of the Malaysian Income Tax Reporting System (MITRS) under Section 82B of the Income
Completing the annual audit is a major milestone for any company. After weeks of preparing documents, answering audit queries and making necessary adjustments, receiving the final audited financial statements can
One of the most common questions business owners ask after receiving their financial statements is: “Our company made RM100,000 profit. Why isn’t the tax calculated directly on RM100,000?” The answer