For this post, I am going to share about my 2014 IRB overpaid tax refund. To start with, I submitted my 2014 income tax filing via e-Filing on 26 May 2015. And I have access to tax paid through my monthly tax deduction (MTD). By the middle of July 2015, I have not received any […]
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PTPTN borrowers can now pay their study loans with EPF savings. Another good news is PTPTN borrowers can either use the savings from their own EPF savings or their parents’ EPF account II. Yes, you are right. Nowadays, parents can use their EPF savings in account II to help their children pay off their PTPTN
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For this post, I will be sharing my thought on whether an employee should take up the VSS or MSS offer. Retrenchment caused by COVID-19 pandemic This post was first published on 15 August 2015 where job cuts happened globally especially to huge corporates. Since early January 2020, I noticed there’s an increase in visitors
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Recently, there are quite a number of retrenchments in Malaysia. It also happens globally. Retrenchments in Malaysia and globally I share below, some of the 2015 retrenchment or job cuts both in Malaysia and globally: CIMB Group offered voluntary Mutual Separation Scheme (MSS) HSBC to cut thousands of jobs globally Fairchild Semiconductor (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd
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As of now, four months into GST implementation, most of us in Malaysia are getting used to it. We know how to read price tags and official receipts. Those who work in the Account Department or Finance Department should at least know how to key in input and output tax into the accounting system and
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