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All About Form CP500 and Form CP58

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All About Form CP500 and Form CP58

What is Form CP500

 

CP500 is known as “Advance payment of income tax in installments” or “NotisBayaranAnsuran”. CP500 is a tax payment scheme designed by the IRM / LHDN for taxpayers to report their other forms of income, such as rental income, royalties, or other business earnings.

 

Who is eligible for CP500?

 

If a taxpayer has other forms of income in addition to the salary that his employer gives him, that person is obliged to make a contribution every 2 months from the month of March. Other forms of income include rentals, royalties, and business profits. The dates of these fees will be assigned in the notice of fees to be paid. The amount of these fees is estimated and assigned by IRBM / LHDN. The notice delivered contains information on the amount to be paid, the due date and the number of installments.

 

Is the installment payment of the CP500 reviewable?

 

Yes, you can review your CP500 paymentquotas. You should complete a CP502 form and submit it to the nearest LHDN branch by June 30 of the current evaluation year.

 

But if your revised tax rate is 30% less than the actual tax due, the difference in amount will be subject to a 10% penalty.

 

What is Form CP58

 

The CP 58 form is not a tax return form. It is an income statement that shows income from incentives, bonuses, bonuses, etc. for agents, dealers and distributors, similar to the EA form the employee receives.

 

Who Must File Form CP58?

 

The Internal Revenue Board of Malaysia (IRBM) stipulates that if the company pays more than RM5,000 in cash or non-cash incentives to the agent during the calendar year, it must prepare the cp58 form for each agent. These forms do not have to be sent to the tax office, but if the tax office requires all the information about the rewards paid, the company must provide all the information about the incentive payment, including the rewards worth less than RM 5,000.

 

What rewards should be reported?

 

Agent reward payments for achieving performance are mainly divided into two categories: cash reward and non-cash incentives.

 

The cash reward includes base allowances, commissions or bonuses. If the company offers cash incentives to the agent, you must report the actual amount paid on the CP 58 form.

 

Non-monetary material incentives include incentives, tour packages, accommodation tickets, car, house, etc. For non-cash rewards, the business must prepare form CP 58 based on actual cost.

 

When is the deadline to provide the CP 58 form?

 

The CP Form 58 will be delivered to the agent, merchant or distributor no later than March 31 of the year immediately following the year in which the aforementioned incentives are paid.

 

 

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