Malaysia Income Tax Calculator 2026 (LHDN, with Reliefs)
Calculate your Malaysian income tax for YA 2026: chargeable income after reliefs, the LHDN tax rates from 0% to 30%, the RM400 rebate and zakat.
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Rates of LHDN for YA 2023 to 2025, kept for YA 2026 by Budget 2026; reliefs of YA 2025. Budget 2027 proposals apply only from YA 2027. Type in other reliefs only the amounts within each LHDN limit.
What it does
A resident individual in Malaysia pays income tax on the chargeable income: the year's income minus the reliefs, such as RM9,000 for yourself, up to RM4,000 for EPF, RM3,000 for life insurance, RM350 for SOCSO, RM4,000 for a spouse without income and RM2,000 for each child. The rate grows from 0% on the first RM5,000 to 30% above RM2 million; up to RM35,000 a rebate of RM400 applies.
How to use it
- Type the income of the year and the EPF and SOCSO you paid.
- Add your spouse, children, life insurance, other reliefs and zakat.
- Read the chargeable income, the rate and the tax payable.
The arithmetic runs in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere and nothing is stored, so you can use these with real numbers.
Frequently asked questions
How much tax on RM100,000 with a spouse and 2 children?
With EPF RM4,000, life insurance RM3,000 and SOCSO RM350, the reliefs are RM24,350 and the chargeable income RM75,650: RM3,700 on the first RM70,000 plus 19% of RM5,650, RM4,773.50 in all.
Who gets the RM400 rebate?
Every resident with a chargeable income of RM35,000 or less; another RM400 applies for a spouse without income.
How does zakat reduce the tax?
Zakat is a rebate: it is subtracted from the tax ringgit for ringgit, not from the income, up to the amount of the tax.
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