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Different countries have different income tax treatments on individual/ personal income tax. Malaysia adopts a territorial scope of taxation and the Malaysian Inland Revenue Board ("MIRB") has introduced the self-assessment system with effect from the Year of Assessment ("YA") 2004. Under the self-assessment system, an assessment is deemed to be made by the tax authorities on the day the return is submitted.
Therefore, it is pertinent for expatriate employees to understand and comply with the Malaysian tax law.
• Why do expatriates need to comply with the Malaysian tax law?
• How to determine tax residence status for expatriates?
• How to submit tax return vie e-Filing for 2021?
Join us on Thursday, 14th April 2022, at 3.00 pm (+8 GMT) for an insightful talk by Ms. Shalina and Ms. Monaliza where they will share an overview of the expatriate tax filing requirements in Malaysia and briefly explain the submission of the 2021 Form e-BE/e-M via e-Filing.
Agenda
3
00PM
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3
05PM
3
10PM
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3
30PM
3
50PM
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4
25PM
4
25PM
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4
30PM
Speakers
Shalina
Jaafar
Executive Director, Global Mobility Services of Crowe Malaysia
Shalina’s experience spans 18 years, which includes a 11 year stint with a major accounting firm. Having been in practice since 1999, Shalina has extensive experience in handling tax compliance, tax advisory, payroll and immigration matters involving local and expatriate individuals from local and multinational companies of diverse industries such as oil and gas, manufacturing, trading and financial services.
Monaliza
Mohd Ali
Director, Global Mobility Services of Crowe Malaysia
Monaliza has more than 16 years of experience in personal and expatriate tax-related matters. Besides that, she also has experience in immigration and payroll related matters. She also manages tax matters for international assignments (inbound/outbound employees), mostly from the Oil and Gas companies.
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