In today’s inflationary times, the cost of doing business is escalating at an alarming rate. Amongst other things, tax payers including companies have to manage their cash and assets reserves in an optimum and efficient manner in order to carry on business. All the efforts may come to naught if the company has not been fulfilling its obligation as a taxpayer diligently and carefully.
In some instances, as a result of tax audits or investigations carried out the inland revenue board, the additional tax and penalties that are imposed on the companies leave them facing a great dilemma as there may be insufficient funds available to settle the tax liabilities. Tax payers should also look at mitigating their tax liabilities based on legal means that are missed out due to either lack of sufficient information or sheer ignorance. Suffice to say that knowledge gained at this course may be converted to real savings by tax payers.
Module 1: Overview of Malaysia Taxation
Tax revenue in year 2020
Profile of the Inland Revenue Board (IRB)
Taxes under the preview of the Inland Revenue Board
Basis of Malaysian income tax
Taxation system in Malaysia
Module 2: Income for Sole Proprietorship
Business period and year of assessment
Definition of a business
Wages of trade
Business income
Deductions against business income
Capital allowances on plant and Machinery
Industrial building allowance
Computation of statutory income from business
Understanding its managerial objectives and usage
Module 3: Income for Partnerships
General
Evidence for existence
Date of commencement
Basis period
Types of partners
Tax computation
Sole proprietor admitting a partner
Changes to partnerships
Module 4: Employment Income
Characteristics if an employment
Malaysian derived employment income
Basis of assessment of employment income
Types of employment income
Exempted income
Allowable deductions from gross income
Module 5: Business Income
Badges of trade
Gross income from business
Derivation of business income
Commencement of Business
Basis Period
Adjusted and statutory income from business
Module 6: Business Deductions
Capital expenditure versus revenue expenditures
General deduction test
Statutory prohibited expenses
Specific prohibited expenses
Specific deduction expenses in the act
Double deductions
Examples of deductible and non-deductible expenses
Module 7: Company Taxation
Introduction
Computation of adjusted income from business
Approved donations
Income tax rate
Section 108 Account (dividend franking account)
Example of income tax computation
Module 8: Capital Allowances
Capital allowances on plant and machinery
Capital allowances on industrial building
Disposal of industrial building
Santhanasamy Subbiah
Santhanasamy Subbiah has more than 30 years of experience in corporate world on accounting and finance practices. His experiences in various industries include that of Banking, Manufacturing, Education, Insurance, Security, Plantation, Shipping, Shared Services and Freight Forwarding. He was also with the Ministry of Works engaged in special projects funded by the World Bank.
Besides being in the corporate world he has lectured MBA programmes for the following Universities:- Open University Malaysia, University of New Castle Australia, Herriot Watt University UK, Asia Pacific International University and was a Dean for the School of Accounting and Finance with a local University.
His specializes on the Understanding, Implementation and Hands-On training programs on Goods and Services Tax for numerous industries such as manufacturing, oil and gas, construction, logistic, retail, airlines, IPTA and many others. He is a GST trainer of Malaysian Institute of Accountants, Malaysian Institute of Insurance and Malaysia Institute of Corporate Governance.
Santhanasamy holds an MBA majoring in Finance from University Putra Malaysia. He is a member of the Chartered Accountant of Malaysia, Chartered Management Accountant of UK, and an Associate Member of the Malaysian Institute of Management. He is a Certified Trainer of HRDF. He is a certified GST Tax Agent of Ministry of Finance
MYR 1908.00
Subjected to 6% SST
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2 Day/s
Certificate of Attendance Will be Provided
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Lunch & Refreshment Provided
Malaysian Export Academy was registered in October 2007, to take over the activities of The Exporters Club of Malaysia specifically the Training & Education Unit.
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