In a recent news report, a total
of 108 companies in the Klang Valley have been identified for not submitting
their tax returns between 2012 and 2014 and these companies will be visited by
the Inland Revenue Board (IRB) officers with the purpose of understanding the
reason of not submitting the tax returns. According to IRB in these cases,
these companies could have either folded or deliberately avoid paying taxes. Tax
evaders could face a penalty of up to 300% of what they owed in undisclosed
taxes.
Also among the recent amendments
to the Income Tax Act 1967, additional
penalties can now be imposed on taxpayers who fail to submit tax returns for
two years or more and for not providing correct information in the tax return.
Therefore taxpayers need to be aware of their responsibilities and avoid getting penalize.
With such emphasis on tax
compliance, let’s for a start be reminded of some of the important dates:
Annual due dates for
submission to Inland Revenue Board
Form B/BE (residents)
Form M (non-residents) Form P (partnership) |
30 April for persons with non-business sources only and 30 June
for those with business sources
|
Form TA/TC (trusts)
Form C |
Within 7 months from the date following the close of its
accounting period
|
You can find more information on income tax compliance in Wolters
Kluwer’s Malaysia Master Tax Guide Essential Online. If you wish to out find
more, please contact 1800-181-151(Toll Free line ) or email us at
mktg@cch.com.my.
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