Individual tax return Form BE for employees
We read your EA form, claim every relief you are entitled to, file e-BE on time and tell you whether you owe tax or get a refund.
MYR 150Yearly
For: Resident individuals with employment income and no business income, including expatriates who are tax resident for the year.
What we need from you
Form EA from each employer
Employment income and PCB
Receipts for reliefs (medical, lifestyle, education)
Relief claims
EPF and life insurance statements
RM7,000 combined relief
Spouse and children details
Spouse and child reliefs
Days in Malaysia (expats)
Residency test
MyTax login (or PIN request)
Filing
What we discuss
Did you change jobs during the year?
Multiple EA forms
Any rental, dividend or side income?
Must be declared; side business means Form B
Joint or separate assessment with spouse?
Tax saving
Are you resident for the year?
Non-residents pay 30% flat
What we file
Compute chargeable income and tax
Example: chargeable income RM60,000: 0 + 150 + 450 + 900 + 1,100 = RM2,600 tax
e-File Form BE
Pay balance or await refund
What you get
e-BE acknowledgement
Tax position note
The law
- Sec 77, Income Tax Act 1967: Individuals furnish a return each year: Form BE by 30 April, Form B by 30 June Source
- Part I, Schedule 1, Income Tax Act 1967: Resident individual rates from 0% to 30% (30% above RM2 million for YA 2025) Source
- Sec 46, Income Tax Act 1967: Personal reliefs, including RM9,000 individual relief and RM7,000 for EPF and life insurance Source
- Sec 112, Income Tax Act 1967: Penalty for failure to furnish a return; LHDN may impose a penalty in lieu of prosecution Source
Questions people ask
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