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However, on 6 June 2025, LHDN announced several exemptions on the imposition of stamp duty on the employment contracts as follows:

Only certain entertainment expenses that meet specific criteria under provisions (i) to (viii) of paragraph 39 (1) (l) are 100% deductible.

Changes to tax form submissions starting from 1 January 2024.

We wish to draw your attention to the recent revision in the Service Tax rate, which has been increased from 6% to 8%, effective from 1...

Waiver of debts - taxable or not?. While it may seem like a tremendous relief, the IRB might still consider it as taxable income.

Explore the Impact of Malaysia's Budget 2023 Key Tax Changes on Corporate and Individual Tax in Malaysia.

SVDP 2.0 targets taxpayers who have either not paid or underpaid their taxes to voluntarily report their income.

e-Invoice is the exchange of information in an invoice between a supplier and a buyer in a controlled electronic mechanism.

An overview of the key differences between MPERS, IFRS for SMEs and MFRS in Malaysia.