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At the time of writing, the Corporate Income Tax rate in Malaysia is 24%.
Note that the Corporate Income Tax rate is expected to rise to 25% by the end of 2023.
Taxable income (RM) | Tax rate |
---|---|
0 < RM 150,000 | 15% |
RM 150,001 to RM 600,000 | 17% |
RM 600,001+ | 24% |
Personal Income Tax in Malaysia is calculated according to a progressive system of taxation.
Taxable income is based on yearly income in RM.
Taxable Income (RM) | Tax rate 2023 |
---|---|
5.000 – 20.000 | 1% |
20.000 – 35.000 | RM150 + 3% of income above 20.000 |
35.000 – 50.000 | RM600 + 8% of income above 35.000 |
50.000 – 70.000 | RM1,800 + 13% of income above 50.000 |
70.000 – 100.000 | RM4,400 + 21% of income above 70.000 |
100.000 – 250.000 | RM10,700 + 24% of income above 10.000 |
250.000 – 400.000 | RM46,700 + 24.5% of income above 50.000 |
400.00 – 600.000 | RM83,450 + 25% of income above 400.000 |
600.000 – 1.000.000 | RM133,450 + 26% of income above 600.000 |
1.000.000 – 2.000.000 | RM237,450 + 28% of income above 1.000.000 |
2.000.000+ | RM517,450 + 30% of income above 2.000.000 |
Non-residents pay a flat rate of 30% on total taxable income
Employer contributions in Malaysia total a maximum of 14.45%.
Employer contributions include;
Contribution item | Contribution rate |
---|---|
Employees Provident Fund/EPF | 12-13% |
The Social Security Organization/SOCSO | 1.25% |
The Employment Insurance System | 0.2% |
Employee contributions in Malaysia total a maximum of 11.2%.
Mandatory employee contributions include;
Contribution item | Contribution rate |
---|---|
Employees Provident Fund/EPF | 11% |
Employment Insurance System | 0.2% |
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Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia.
Yes. Employer contributions (maximum) total 14.45%.
Payroll taxes are paid via the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia’s online tax portal.