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Section 13(1)(a)
Comprises of income that is convertible to cash

- amount received in the ordinary course of employment
- references to service rendered
- amount accrued or directly from employment
- the employee is entitled for the payment
Section 13(1)(a) - example
Salary or tips
Bonus
Gratuity
Perquisite or allowances
Bonus
Bonus is paid in addition to salary, so it will be taxed even that the employer declared it as a gift
Gratuity
It is the amount of money paid to an employee in the course of his employment upon resignation or retirement after serving a long period of time to the company
Exemption for gratuity
Employee receiving gratuity on retirement would be exempted from tax if:

ill health
Age of 55 or reaching the compulsory age of retirement
And must served the same employers for 10 years or more
Perquisite or allowance
When the employer discharged its obligation to the employees by settling the employee's income tax, such pecuniary obligation would be treated as perquisite
Share option and share incentives
Perquisite of share option is the excess of the market price over the option price of the time the option is granted

Market value (when granted) or market value (when exercised)

Less; option price
School fees
The actual amount incurred by the employer on the tuition fees of the children of the employee would be taxed under perquisite
School fees
The actual amount incurred by the employer on the tuition fees of the children of the employee would be taxed under perquisite
Insurance premium
Insurance premium that paid by the employer on the life of the employee with the family of the employee being the beneficiary will be taxable under s13(1)(a)
Section 13(1)(b)
Benefits that are not convertible to cash or does not have exact monetary value which are provided by the employer to the employee
BIK
Provision for drivers
The salary of the driver is borne by the employer, the amount taxable will be rm600 per month

Exempted if the driver comes from a pool of drivers provided by the employer only for business purpose
Car which exceeded 5 years
The annual amount will be divided in half
Formula method for car benefit
(Market value of motorcar/8)x80%
Value of furnitures
Semi furnished (no aircond) - 70
Semi furnished - 140
Fully furnished 280
Gardener, domestic servant and guard
The employee will be assessed as:
Gardener - 3600/ yr
Servant - 4800/ yr
Guard - 4800/ yr
Tax exempt benefits
Free transport (pick up at a certain pickup point)
Food and drinks subsidized by employer
Medical, dental and child care
Leave passage
Section 13(1)(c)
Employer provides free or subsidized living accommodation to its employee. Only the value of the unfurnished living accommodation will be assessed on the employees
The value of the living accommodation
Define value of the accommodation or
30% of S13(1)(a)
The value of accommodation (director)
The director is assessed on the full defined value of the accommodation.
Provision of hotel or hostel
The assessable value is 3% of s13(1)(a)

For director:
Full define value of the hotel or hostel
Section 13(1)(d)
- contribution made by the employer to the unapproved pension fund
- any income earned by unapproved fund and credited to the employee
Section 13(1)(e)
Any amount received by way of compensation for loss of the employment
Exemption of s13(1)(e)
Exemption of 6000 for each completed year for ya 2007

ill health - total exemption

After july 2008, - 10,000 for each completed years