Malaysia

IRB: income tax e-filing to begin March 1

Board advises taxpayers, agents to use online service through its various portals

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 23 Feb 2023 8:35PM

IRB: income tax e-filing to begin March 1
Registered taxpayers logging into the e-filing system for the first time need to obtain a PIN number beforehand, says the Inland Revenue Board. – Bernama pic, February 23, 2023

KUALA LUMPUR – Individual and non-individual taxpayers can submit their Tax Return Form (BN) for the Year of Assessment 2022 through e-filing from March 1, according to the Inland Revenue Board (IRB).

In a statement today, the IRB advises taxpayers to use the e-filing service for the purpose of submitting the BN through IRB’s official portal https://www.hasil.gov.my/ > MyTax > ezHasil Services > e-filing or directly to MyTax; through the portal https://mytax.hasil.gov.my/ or mobile app.

According to the statement, tax agents are encouraged to use the TAeF service (https://taef.hasil.gov.my/).

The statement also said that registered taxpayers logging in to the e-filing system for the first time need to obtain a PIN number beforehand through MyTax > Select Identification Type > No. Introduction > submit and select e-KYC (Mobile) or e-CP55D (portal).

More information regarding the BN e-filing programme for Year of Assessment 2023 can be obtained on the IRB official portal or click on the following links for quick access: Malaysian version, English version. – Bernama, February 23, 2023

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