Malaysia 2025 – Individual Income Tax Relief

Malaysia 2025 – Individual Income Tax Relief

πŸ§β€β™‚οΈ 1. Individual / Spouse / Dependants

Individual & Dependants
β€’ βœ” RM9,000

Individuals with disabilities
β€’ βœ” RM7,000 (additional to basic personal relief)

Spouse / Former Wife / Alimony
β€’ βœ” RM4,000
β€’ Must be legally married OR court-ordered alimony

Disabled spouse
β€’ βœ” RM6,000

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πŸŽ“ 2. Education Fees (Self) – Total limit RM7,000

Education Fees (Non-Master/PhD)
β€’ βœ” Diploma, Degree, Professional courses
β€’ βœ” Local or overseas
β€’ βœ” Covers course fees, registration fees

Master / PhD level
β€’ βœ” Coursework or research
β€’ βœ” Local or overseas

Skill Upgrading Courses
β€’ βœ” Maximum RM2,000
β€’ βœ” Must be approved courses by government-recognised institutions

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🏠 3. Housing Loan Interest (First Residential Property)

Eligibility
β€’ Property must be your first residential home
β€’ Loan must be for purchase of that home
β€’ Property purchased between 1 Jan 2022 – 31 Dec 2027

Relief amounts
β€’ βœ” RM7,000 (property ≀ RM500,000)
β€’ βœ” RM5,000 (property RM500,000 – RM750,000)

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πŸ₯ 4. Medical & Special Needs Reliefs

(A) Self / Spouse / Children – RM10,000

Includes:
β€’ βœ” Treatment for serious diseases (cancer, heart disease, kidney failure, etc.)
β€’ βœ” Ordinary medical treatments
β€’ βœ” Vaccinations (up to RM1,000)
β€’ βœ” Dental examination & treatment (up to RM1,000, excludes cosmetic dentistry)
β€’ βœ” Medical checkup (up to RM1,000)
β€’ Comprehensive health screening
β€’ Disease screening tests
β€’ Consultation fees
β€’ Mental health services
β€’ Self-test kits (Covid, HIV, thyroid, glucose, etc.)

Fertility treatment
β€’ βœ” Up to RM5,000
β€’ βœ” Includes IVF, IUI, ICSI
β€’ βœ” Covers treatments for self/spouse or for a disabled learning child (≀18 years)

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(B) Parents / Grandparents – RM8,000

Includes:
β€’ Medical treatment
β€’ Dental treatment
β€’ Rehabilitation
β€’ Nursing care
β€’ Medication
β€’ Comprehensive checkup + vaccinations (up to RM1,000)

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(C) Disabled support equipment – RM6,000

Applicable to:
β€’ Self
β€’ Spouse
β€’ Children
β€’ Parents

Covers:
β€’ Wheelchairs
β€’ Prosthetics
β€’ Hearing aids
β€’ Orthopaedic supports
β€’ Equipment for autism/learning disabilities

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πŸƒβ€β™‚οΈ 5. Lifestyle Reliefs

(A) Lifestyle (General): RM2,500

Covers:
β€’ Books, e-books, magazines, newspapers
β€’ Personal computer, laptop, tablet, smartphone
β€’ Internet subscription
β€’ Sporting equipment (non-motorised)
β€’ Skill upgrading courses
β€’ Subscription services (if officially recognised by LHDN)

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(B) Additional Lifestyle – Sports: RM1,000

Covers:
β€’ Sports activity fees
β€’ Rental / entry fees for sports facilities
β€’ Registration fees for sports competitions
β€’ Gym membership fees
β€’ Fees for sports classes (yoga, boxing, swimming, etc.)

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(C) EV & Green Home Equipment: RM2,500
β€’ Home EV charging equipment (personal use only)
β€’ Home food waste processor

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πŸ›‘οΈ 6. Insurance / Retirement / Savings

Life insurance + EPF (KWSP): RM7,000
β€’ Automatically divided between EPF contribution and life insurance premiums

PRS + Deferred Annuity: RM3,000

SSPN Net Savings: RM8,000 (combined for husband & wife)

PERKESO contributions: RM350

Education & Medical Insurance (Self / Spouse / Children): RM4,000

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πŸ‘Ά 7. Child Reliefs

(A) Unmarried child (below 18)
β€’ βœ” RM2,000

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(B) Children 18+ (Unmarried & Full-time Students)

RM8,000
β€’ Studying overseas: Diploma and above
β€’ Studying locally/overseas: Bachelor’s degree and above

RM2,000
β€’ Studying full-time in Malaysia
β€’ A-Level / STPM / Diploma and above

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(C) Disabled children
β€’ Basic relief: RM6,000
β€’ Additional relief: RM8,000
β€’ 18 years and above
β€’ Unmarried
β€’ Full-time education (Diploma+ in Malaysia / Degree+ overseas)

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(D) Childcare centre / Kindergarten fees
β€’ βœ” RM3,000
β€’ Child aged 6 and below
β€’ Registered childcare centre / kindergarten
β€’ Shared by husband & wife

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(E) Breastfeeding equipment
β€’ βœ” RM1,000
β€’ For female taxpayers only
β€’ For infants aged 2 years and below
β€’ Claimable once every two YA

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πŸ—“οΈ Information valid as of: 10 December 2025

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