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LHDN (HASiL), PERKESO, Kementerian Sumber Manusia and 4 more

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    Indexes and exchange rates arrive automatically, with range checks. Rules are loaded with the official document in hand.

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  1. Rule

    LINDUNG 24 Jam adds a new SOCSO deduction

    Since 1 June 2026 PERKESO's Non-Employment Injury Scheme (SKBBK) covers accidents outside working hours. It adds an employee share to the SOCSO deduction. Our SOCSO, take-home pay and employer cost calculators already use the new table.

    In force from 1 June 2026PERKESO

    Used bySOCSO contribution calculator 2026Take-home pay calculator MalaysiaEmployer cost calculator Malaysia

  2. Rule

    PCB 2026 specification from HASiL

    HASiL's specification for computerised PCB calculations applies from January 2026. The childcare relief is now RM3,000 a year and the tax rates for resident individuals stay the same. Our PCB and take-home pay calculators follow it.

    In force from 1 January 2026LHDN (HASiL)

    Used byPCB calculator 2026Take-home pay calculator MalaysiaIncome tax calculator Malaysia (YA 2026)

  3. Rule

    Higher stamp duty on homes bought by foreigners

    From 1 January 2026, residential property sold to a foreign company or a non-citizen who is not a permanent resident pays stamp duty of RM8 for every RM100.

    In force from 1 January 2026LHDN (HASiL)

    Used byStamp duty calculator Malaysia (MOT)

  4. Review

    We checked 36 figures against the official source

    The values in force were confirmed with JTKSM, Kementerian Sumber Manusia, LHDN (HASiL), PERKESO and Royal Malaysian Customs Department.

    See the 36 figures
    • Chargeable income limit for the tax rebateRM 35,000In force from 1 January 2009 · LHDN (HASiL)
    • Divisor for the ordinary rate of pay of a monthly-rated employee26In force from 1 January 2023 · JTKSM
    • Divisor for the ordinary rate of pay of a weekly-rated employee6In force from 1 January 2023 · JTKSM
    • EIS contribution (employer and employee pay the same)table with 65 bracketsIn force from 1 October 2024 · PERKESO
    • Extra tax rebate for a husband or wife with no income (joint assessment)RM 400In force from 1 January 2009 · LHDN (HASiL)
    • Income tax rates for resident individualstable with 10 bracketsIn force from 1 January 2026 · LHDN (HASiL)
    • Maternity leave98 daysIn force from 1 January 2023 · JTKSM
    • Maximum normal hours of work a week45 hoursIn force from 1 January 2023 · JTKSM
    • Minimum notice of termination3 valuesIn force from 1 January 2023 · JTKSM
    • Minimum wage a day by working days a week3 valuesIn force from 1 August 2025 · Kementerian Sumber Manusia
    • Minimum wage a monthRM 1,700In force from 1 August 2025 · Kementerian Sumber Manusia
    • Minimum wage an hourRM 8.72In force from 1 August 2025 · Kementerian Sumber Manusia
    • Overtime, rest day and public holiday pay rates4 valuesIn force from 1 January 2023 · JTKSM
    • Paid annual leave for every 12 months of service3 valuesIn force from 1 January 2023 · JTKSM
    • Paid sick leave a year4 valuesIn force from 1 January 2023 · JTKSM
    • Paternity leave7 daysIn force from 1 January 2023 · JTKSM
    • Personal tax reliefs (limits)16 valuesIn force from 1 January 2026 · LHDN (HASiL)
    • RPGT exemption for individuals: fixed amountRM 10,000In force from 1 January 2016 · LHDN (HASiL)
    • RPGT exemption for individuals: share of the chargeable gain10%In force from 1 January 2016 · LHDN (HASiL)
    • RPGT rates for companies incorporated in Malaysia and trustees (Part II)4 valuesIn force from 1 January 2019 · LHDN (HASiL)
    • RPGT rates for Malaysian citizens and permanent residents (Part I)4 valuesIn force from 1 January 2022 · LHDN (HASiL)
    • RPGT rates for non-citizens and foreign companies (Part III)4 valuesIn force from 1 January 2019 · LHDN (HASiL)
    • Sales tax rates2 valuesIn force from 1 July 2025 · Royal Malaysian Customs Department
    • Service tax rates2 valuesIn force from 1 July 2025 · Royal Malaysian Customs Department
    • Smallest MTD (PCB) amount an employer deductsRM 10In force from 1 January 2026 · LHDN (HASiL)
    • SOCSO and EIS wage ceiling a monthRM 6,000In force from 1 October 2024 · PERKESO
    • SOCSO employee share for the Invalidity Scheme, first categorytable with 65 bracketsIn force from 1 June 2026 · PERKESO
    • SOCSO employee share for the Non-Employment Injury Scheme (LINDUNG 24 Jam), first categorytable with 65 bracketsIn force from 1 June 2026 · PERKESO
    • SOCSO employee share for the Non-Employment Injury Scheme, second categorytable with 65 bracketsIn force from 1 June 2026 · PERKESO
    • SOCSO employer share, first category (Employment Injury and Invalidity)table with 65 bracketsIn force from 1 June 2026 · PERKESO
    • SOCSO employer share, second category (Employment Injury only)table with 65 bracketsIn force from 1 June 2026 · PERKESO
    • Stamp duty on a property transfer (item 32(a))table with 4 bracketsIn force from 1 January 2026 · LHDN (HASiL)
    • Stamp duty on property sold to a foreign company or non-citizen (item 32(aa))4%In force from 1 January 2026 · LHDN (HASiL)
    • Stamp duty on residential property sold to a foreign company or non-citizen (item 32(ab))8%In force from 1 January 2026 · LHDN (HASiL)
    • Tax rebate for an individual with chargeable income up to RM35,000RM 400In force from 1 January 2009 · LHDN (HASiL)
    • Termination and lay-off benefits: days' wages for each year of service3 valuesIn force from 1 January 2023 · JTKSM

  5. Automatic

    Overnight Policy Rate2.75%

    Before: 2.75% (7 May 2026)Bank Negara Malaysia

    Used byOPR calculator: what a rate change does to your loan

  6. Automatic

    Consumer Price Index, overall (2010 = 100)137.6

    Before: 137.5 (1 August 2026)Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM)

    Used byInflation calculator Malaysia