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    Capital Allowance 1. Condition To Get The Capital Allowance

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    The document discusses capital allowance in Malaysia. It defines the conditions to qualify for capital allowance as incurring qualifying capital expenditures on business assets. It describes the different types of allowances including annual allowance given each year an asset is used, initial allowance which is a 20% one-time allowance for new assets, and notional allowance for assets temporarily not in use but properly maintained. It also defines temporary disuse of assets and the conditions for a period of disuse to be considered temporary. Finally, it lists the tax benefits of being a resident in Malaysia such as personal income tax rates up to 26% and exemptions versus the tax treatment for non-residents.

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    Capital Allowance 1. Condition To Get The Capital Allowance

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    The document discusses capital allowance in Malaysia. It defines the conditions to qualify for capital allowance as incurring qualifying capital expenditures on business assets. It describes the different types of allowances including annual allowance given each year an asset is used, initial allowance which is a 20% one-time allowance for new assets, and notional allowance for assets temporarily not in use but properly maintained. It also defines temporary disuse of assets and the conditions for a period of disuse to be considered temporary. Finally, it lists the tax benefits of being a resident in Malaysia such as personal income tax rates up to 26% and exemptions versus the tax treatment for non-residents.

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    The document discusses capital allowance in Malaysia. It defines the conditions to qualify for capital allowance as incurring qualifying capital expenditures on business assets. It describes the different types of allowances including annual allowance given each year an asset is used, initial allowance which is a 20% one-time allowance for new assets, and notional allowance for assets temporarily not in use but properly maintained. It also defines temporary disuse of assets and the conditions for a period of disuse to be considered temporary. Finally, it lists the tax benefits of being a resident in Malaysia such as personal income tax rates up to 26% and exemptions versus the tax treatment for non-residents.

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    Capital Allowance 1. Condition To Get The Capital Allowance

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    The document discusses capital allowance in Malaysia. It defines the conditions to qualify for capital allowance as incurring qualifying capital expenditures on business assets. It describes the different types of allowances including annual allowance given each year an asset is used, initial allowance which is a 20% one-time allowance for new assets, and notional allowance for assets temporarily not in use but properly maintained. It also defines temporary disuse of assets and the conditions for a period of disuse to be considered temporary. Finally, it lists the tax benefits of being a resident in Malaysia such as personal income tax rates up to 26% and exemptions versus the tax treatment for non-residents.

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    CAPITAL ALLOWANCE

    1. CONDITION TO GET THE CAPITAL ALLOWANCE

    When the person is carrying on the business and the person incurred qualifying capital
    expenditure. Not only that, when he purchased the assets and he used the assets to the
    business. Where as in the paragraph 2, schedule 3 mentions that qualifying expenditure as
    capital expenditure incurred on the provision of assets used for the purpose of a business.
    So basically the conditions to get the capital allowance is the person who in the business
    that used the asset and incurred the qualifying the expenditure. Capital allowable only for
    the business not for the individual

    2. WHAT IS ANNUAL ALLOWANCE

    Is an allowance given every year to the taxpayer so long as the assets is in used at the end
    of the basis, where the rates of varies is according to industries and type of assets. This is
    computed in the straight line basis to the full amount of the qualifying capital
    expenditure.

    3. WHAT IS INITIAL ALLOWANCE

    Is a one off allowance given when a person first acquire qualifying assets for business
    use. It is fixed at the rate of 20% based on the original cost of the asset at the time when
    the capital expenditure is incurred.

    4. WHAT IS NOTIONAL ALLOWANCE

    It happened if the asset is temporary disused, it shall be deemed to be in use for the
    purpose of the business immediately before becoming disuse and is properly maintained,
    then a notional allowance must be computed. It is for any annual allowance that have
    been claimed if the assets used for the purpose of the business and for the capital
    allowance will be deemed claimed although the asset was not use in the year of
    assessment.
    5. WHAT IS TEMPORARY DEFUSE

    When during the year of assessment of temporary defuse the asset is deemed to be used in
    provided:

     The assets was used for the purpose of the business immediately before disuse
     During the period of disuse the asset is constantly maintained in readiness to be
    brought back into use
     The period of disuse is temporary

    If the condition above is not me it can no longer be regarded temporary

    RESIDENCY

    1. BENEFITS OF RESIDENT
     Scale rate from 0& to 26%
     Personal relief available
     Rebate of RM400 for chargeable income less than RM35,000 given
     Withholding tax not applicable
     Claim for double deduction
     Tax exemption of numerous types of income.

    If non-resident vice versa.

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