Thana & Associates

📊 TAXATION IN MALAYSIA: PRACTICAL & COMPLIANCE-FOCUSED TRAINING 🇲🇾
✅ 100% HRD Corp Claimable

Is your organisation looking to strengthen its
understanding of Malaysian taxation, improve tax compliance, and minimise costly errors while fully utilising your HRD Corp levy?

Our Taxation in Malaysia course is a fully HRD Corp claimable in-house training programme, designed to equip your team with essential tax knowledge and practical skills that can be applied immediately at the workplace.

✨ WHY THIS COURSE?
✔ Fully HRD Corp Claimable
✔ Clear understanding of Malaysian tax fundamentals
✔ Step-by-step personal & company tax computation
✔ Practical exposure to compliance, statutory forms & filing procedures
✔ Hands-on activities based on real workplace scenarios
✔ Suitable for finance teams, HR, executives, management & non-tax professionals

👩‍🏫 EXPERIENCED & ACCREDITED TRAINER
This training is conducted by a professional with over 20 years of industry experience.Trainer is a Licensed Tax Agent and Auditor, bringing strong technical knowledge, real-case examples, and compliance best practices to ensure meaningful learning outcomes.

🏢 IN-HOUSE TRAINING – AVAILABLE NATIONWIDE

We provide customised in-house training across Malaysia, tailored to your organisation’s needs.
Training can be conducted at your office or selected venue, ensuring convenience and maximum engagement.

📞 INTERESTED IN ARRANGING A HRD CORP CLAIMABLE IN-HOUSE TRAINING?
Contact us for course details, customisation, and quotation:
📲 Call/Whatsapp 017-365 3604

📌 Empower your team. Strengthen compliance. Make full use of your HRD Corp levy.

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LHDN flags 5,800 taxpayers over RM484mil in undeclared income | New Straits Times CYBERJAYA: The Inland Revenue Board (LHDN) has identified 5,800 taxpayers who failed to submit tax returns, involving undeclared income totaling RM484 million as of July.