I rent out a property
Rent goes on your tax return. Know which costs count against it, group your properties the way the law does, and keep the paperwork for every property.
In the Fiskal app
- Rental Tax ManagementSee which rent is in and which is late, mark the costs that count, and get your rental income for tax, property by property.See how Rental Tax Management works →
- CP500 TrackerSee what is left to pay and when, and pay on ByrHASiL. On Pro, check whether your instalments look too high or too low.See how CP500 Tracker works →
- Step-by-step Filing GuideYour figures laid out box by box, in the order MyTax asks for them, ready to copy. You check them and submit on MyTax yourself.See how Step-by-step Filing Guide works →
Guides for you
- How rental income is taxed in Malaysia: the rules in plain wordsRent from a house, apartment, shop or land goes on your tax return. What counts as rent, which costs you can deduct, and what happens when costs are higher than the rent — from LHDN’s own ruling.Read →
- CP500 explained: LHDN’s tax instalment notice, and what to do with itWho gets a CP500, how the amount and the six dates are set, how to pay it, how to ask LHDN to change it, and what YA 2026’s penalty concession says — from the Act and LHDN’s own notes.Read →
- Do I need to file taxes in Malaysia — and by when?Who has to file income tax in Malaysia, the income at which tax starts, which form (BE/B/M), and the filing deadlines (30 April, 30 June, e-Filing 15 May / 15 July). Plain language, based on official LHDN figures. Unofficial.Read →
- Which way should you prepare your tax?The honest comparison — MyTax alone, a spreadsheet and a folder, a licensed tax agent, or Fiskal: what each is best for, and the catch.Read →
- Apps and tools for preparing your Malaysian income taxFree Malaysian tax tools — income tax calculator, PCB calculator and a free invoice generator — plus plain-language guides. No sign-up; every figure from official LHDN sources.Read →
Free tools
A free, unofficial estimate to help you understand your tax — not a substitute for filing with LHDN.