Frequently Asked Questions.
How much is the Stamp Duty payable when renting a property?
Stamp Duty Computation for 1 year tenancy: (monthly rent x 12 – 2400) / 250
For example if the monthly rental is RM8,000: (8000 x 12 – 2400) / 250 = RM374.40
Stamp Duty Computation for 2 years tenancy: 2 x (monthly rent x 12 – 2400) / 250
For example if the monthly rental is RM 8,000: 2 x (8000 x 12 – 2400) / 250 = RM 748.80
How much is the Real Property Gains Tax (RPGT) when selling a property?
TAX RATE FOR YEAR OF ASSESSMENT 2020
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The RPGT Rates is as set out in Schedule 5 of the RPGT Act as follows:
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Extracted from hasil.gov.my
Wed, 24 Mac 2021
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How much is the Legal Fees Payable when Buying a Property?
The legal fees payable to a lawyer acting for you when you buy a property is calculated based on the purchase price as follows:
- For the first RM150,000, the legal fees payable is 1%
- For the next RM850,000, the legal fees payable is 0.7%
- For the next RM2,000,000, the legal fees payable is 0.6%
- For the next RM2,000,000, the legal fees payable is 0.5%
- For the next RM2,500,000, the legal fees payable is 0.4%
- For the remaining, if any, negotiable
For instance, if the purchase price is RM1,000,000. The calculation is as follows:
Total legal fees payable: (RM150,000 X 1%) + (RM850,000 X 0.7%) = RM 7,450.00
Are there any rules for Non-Malaysians buying a property in Malaysia?
PROPOSED BUDGET 2020:-
To reduce supply of overhang condominiums and apartments, the Government proposes to lower the threshold on high rise property prices in urban areas for foreign ownership from RM1 million to RM600,000 effective 2020.
How much is the Agency Fee payable when selling a property?
The seller pays a maximum of 3% of the purchase price as Agency Fee. Agency fee is subject to 6% SST.
How much is the Agent Fee payable when renting a property?
When renting a property, the Landlord pays one month rental as agency fee. Agency fee is subject to 6% SST.
How much is the Stamp Duty payable when purchasing a property?
With effect from 1 January 2019,
A purchaser of a property has to pay stamp duty to the Malaysian Government when he buys a property.
How to calculate the stamp duty payable?
- For the first RM100,000, the stamp duty payable is 1%
- For the next RM400,000, the stamp duty payable is 2%
- For the next RM500,000, the stamp duty payable is 3%
- For any sum exceeding RM1,000,000, the stamp duty payable is 4%.
For instance, if your purchase price is RM1,300,000. The calculation is as follows:
Total stamp duty payable:
(RM100,000 X 1%) + (RM 400,000 X 2%) + (500,000 X 3%) + (300,000 X 4%) = RM36,000.
Dated: 2 NOVEMBER 2018
Extracted from hasil.gov.my
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