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Whilst a 13th-month bonus is not mandatory in Malaysia, it is customary for employers to pay a “13th-month” payment at the end of the year. This will be stipulated within the employment contract.
The calculation varies between companies and individual employment agreements but generally, the calculation usually divides the total basic salary by 12.
The calculation varies between companies and individual employment agreements but generally, the calculation usually divides the total basic salary by 12.
13th-month Pay is usually paid before the calendar year’s end as part of employee benefits packages.
13th-month pay is usually exempt from any taxation, but payments over the one-twelfth denomination of the employee’s basic salary may be indeed subject to tax.
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Although 13th-month payment is not compulsory in Malaysia many employees expect performance-based bonuses, such as sales commissions.
Although 13th-month payment is not compulsory in Malaysia many employees expect performance-based bonuses, such as sales commissions.