Malaysia Income Tax Calculator

Year of Assessment 2025 · Filing in 2026 · Based on latest LHDN rates

Your Income
Total employment income before any deductions
▶ Additional Tax Reliefs (Optional)
Books, computers, sports equipment, internet
No limit — directly reduces tax payable
Your Tax Summary
Annual Tax Payable
RM 0
RM 0 / month
Gross Income -
EPF Deduction (Employee) -
Personal Relief (RM 9,000) -
Additional Reliefs -
Chargeable Income -
Tax Before Rebate -
Tax Rebate -
Zakat Deduction -
0%
Effective Tax Rate

How Malaysian Income Tax Works

Malaysia uses a progressive tax system where different portions of your income are taxed at different rates. For Year of Assessment 2025, tax rates range from 0% (for the first RM5,000) to 30% (for income above RM2,000,000).

What is Chargeable Income?

Your chargeable income is calculated by subtracting EPF contributions and all eligible tax reliefs from your gross annual income. This is the amount used to determine which tax brackets apply to you.

Key Tax Reliefs for YA 2025

Every Malaysian taxpayer receives an automatic RM9,000 individual relief. Additional reliefs include lifestyle purchases (up to RM2,500), medical and education insurance premiums (up to RM3,000), EPF contributions (up to RM4,000), education fees (up to RM7,000), and more.

Tax Rebate

If your chargeable income is RM35,000 or below, you are entitled to a RM400 tax rebate that directly reduces your tax payable. Married couples filing jointly may receive a combined rebate of RM800.

Filing Deadline

Tax returns for YA 2025 must be filed by April 30, 2026. E-filing through MyTax typically receives an extension to May 15, 2026.