Budget 2022: Grant

Grants and start-up funding have been set down in Budget 2022 to help the country’s innovation and technology thrive. For research and development, RM423 million has been set aside under the Science, Technology, and Innovation Ministry (MOSTI) and the Ministry of Higher Education.

Budget 2022: Real Property Gains Tax

Real Property Gains Tax (RPGT) is a tax imposed by Malaysia’s Inland Revenue Board (IRB) on chargeable gains resulting from the sale of real estate. For Budget 2022, from the sixth year forward the RPGT would not be applied to property sales and this would mean that the RPGT rate for property disposals in the sixth and subsequent years.

Budget 2022: Stamp Duty

Stamp duty exemption on loans and funding for Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Financing was included in the budget for 2022. Peer-to-peer loan or financing arrangements between SMEs and investors performed from 1 January 2022, to 31 December 2026, are exempt from all taxes.

Budget 2022: Indirect Tax

In terms of indirect taxes, the budget for 2022 proposes a two-phased special voluntary disclosure program for indirect taxes. From 1st January 2022, real estate gains tax will be exempt. Mergers and acquisitions are free from stamp taxes.

Budget 2022: Tax Incentives

Certain tax-related initiatives, such as the renewal of current tax benefits, were also included in the 2022 budget. A unique “reinvestment allowance” has been extended until 2024.

Budget 2022: Business

Cukai Makmur was imposed on the budget in 2022, as well as other Small and Medium Enterprises (SME). There will also be a reassessment of the handling of unabsorbed losses, as well as a double tax deduction for Anchor enterprises participating in the vendor development program.

Budget 2022: Individual Tax

Individual or personal income tax, in Budget 2022, the budget plan included the continuation of individual tax relief, as well as tax relief for contributions to social security organizations (SOCSO).

Follow these 5 ways on How to Run Your Business as a Sdn Bhd in Malaysia

To maintain a business in Malaysia, you do not generally have to enroll a Sdn Bhd, yet there are five scenarios where you ought to do such. There are eight main types of business enterprises, each with its own set of criteria and objectives. However, because of the advantages it provides, Sdn Bhd is one of the most often registered corporate formations. These are the top five reasons to form a Sdn Bhd as your company’s legal entity.