[특별행사] 이코노미스트 구독

제가 사는 이곳에서는 책을 사면 한가지 혜택이 있습니다.

 1. 세액공제 혜택, 2,500링깃까지

한국보다는 그래도 책이 싸다.우선 2년정도 구독을 해서 봤는데, 구독 끊고 얼마간이 지났는데도 끊임없이 구독 요청을 보내옵니다. 독서량이 그렇게 나올수가 없는 삶을 살고 있고 사전 없이는 돈이 아까운 상황이 많기 때문에 끊었는데, 필요하신 분들 있다면 참조해 보시기 바랍니다.

 

 

 

Where I live, there is one benefit to buying a book.

  1. Tax credit benefits, up to RM2,500

Books are still cheaper than in Korea. First of all, I subscribed for about 2 years, and even though it's been a while since I stopped subscribing, they are constantly sending subscription requests. I stopped reading because I live a life where I can't get enough reading and there are many situations in which money is scarce without a dictionary. If you need it, please refer to it.

 

Lifestyle purchases for self, spouse, or child

You can claim for the purchase of:

• Books, journals, magazines, printed newspapers, and other similar publications in both hardcopy and electronic forms; banned and offensive materials excluded
• Personal computer, smartphone or tablet; additional charges for warranty or devices used for the purposes of own business excluded
• Sports equipment for sports activities defined under the Sports Development Act 1997, including golf balls and shuttlecocks, and payment for gym membership. Motorised bicycles and club memberships which provides gym facilities are excluded
• Internet subscription paid through monthly bill registered under your own name

Claim allowed: Up to RM2,500 for all lifestyle purchases for self, spouse, or child.

 

 

https://ringgitplus.com/en/blog/income-tax/everything-you-should-claim-for-income-tax-relief-malaysia-2021-ya-2020.html

Everything You Should Claim For Income Tax Relief Malaysia 2021 (YA 2020)

 

 

 

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