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All The Tax Incentives You May Have Missed In Budget 2027
From higher personal tax relief and stamp duty exemptions to corporate tax breaks, green investments, and deductions for supporting students, these are the Budget 2027 tax measures worth knowing about.
Gomen
Budget 2027: Who Benefits, Who Pays More, And What Malaysians Should Watch Out For
Higher wages, tax savings, and cash credits offer some financial relief, but new employer costs, higher taxes for millionaires and tighter regulations could bring trade-offs.
Gomen
#Belanjawan2027: MITRA Receives RM150 Million Boost To Empower Indian Youth In Tech
This reflects a notable increase from the RM100 million initially announced under the 2026 Budget, which received an additional RM50 million in May.
Berita
Antara 'Highlights' Tumpuan Belanjawan 2027 Yang Rakyat Malaysia Perlu Tahu
Kerajaan memperuntukkan sejumlah RM459.8 bilion bagi Belanjawan 2027.
Gomen
#Belanjawan2027: Allocation For Registered Non-Islamic Houses Of Worship Increased To RM80 Million
The government has proposed an increase in federal allocation for the maintenance of registered non-Islamic houses of worship to RM80 million.
Gomen
#Belanjawan2027: Digital Nomad Pass Extended By 2 Years
The extension will allow eligible digital nomads to continue working remotely in Malaysia for up to four years.
Gomen
#Belanjawan2027: Duty-Free Purchase Limit Raised To RM10,000 For Visitors In Langkawi & Labuan
Government raises the duty-free purchase limit in Langkawi and Labuan to RM10,000 for visitors staying at least 48 hours.
News
#Belanjawan2027: Tax On Wealthy Individuals Earning Over RM1 Million A Year Increased To 30%
Meanwhile, tax rates for two income brackets will be reduced by one percentage point each.
Gomen
#Belanjawan 2027: Natural Disaster Home Repair Aid Doubled To RM10,000
The government will increase its disaster home repair assistance to RM10,000 as NADMA receives a RM260 million allocation.
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#Belanjawan2027: More JPA Scholarships For Sabah & Sarawak Students
The move is expected to benefit 4,200 students from both states every year.
