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The 2% tax on dividend income exceeding RM100,000 annually, introduced in Budget 2025 Malaysia on 18 October 2024, has come as a surprise to many investors. For years, dividends in Malaysia were completely exempt from personal tax, allowing shareholders to receive their full dividend payments without paying any additional tax. However, starting from 1 January 2025, individuals…
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As Malaysia anticipates the announcement of the National Budget 2025 Malaysia, businesses and individuals are looking for key tax reforms that could support economic growth and alleviate financial pressures. We spoke to YYC’s leading tax experts to gather their insights on what they hope to see in the upcoming budget. From business incentives to personal…
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As Malaysia prepares for the unveiling of Budget 2025 Malaysia (Bajet 2025) on October 18, anticipation grows around the government’s fiscal plan and its potential impact on the nation’s economic trajectory. The budget 2025 Malaysia, set to align with the Ekonomi MADANI framework, aims to usher in sustainable economic reforms, improve governance, and elevate the…
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With Belanjawan 2025 Malaysia (Bajet 2025) slated for presentation on October 18, 2024, the Malaysian government is actively addressing key concerns surrounding the rising cost of living in Malaysia and accelerating economic reforms. The recently released Pre-Budget Statement (PBS) by the Ministry of Finance offers a glimpse into the government’s priorities, emphasizing inclusivity, public engagement,…