One ledger, personal and business
Every receipt and invoice in one list
Who files Form B, how business income differs from employment income, and the filing deadline.
Year of Assessment 2026, filed in 2027. Last checked: 31 Oct 2026
HASiL describes a sole proprietorship as an individual carrying on a business on his own, and lists it as business income, including a business that is not registered with any authority (the shadow economy). HASiL, individual income tax
That page names Form B as the return for a resident individual who carries on business, including where that person also has employment and other income, and Form BE as the return for a resident individual with employment income who does not carry on business. HASiL, individual income tax
The Year of Assessment 2025 Form B (filed in 2026) is headed “resident individual who carries on business” and is a return under section 77 of the Income Tax Act 1967. Its reminder says “Dapatkan Borang BE sekiranya TIDAK menjalankan perniagaan.” HASiL, Form B 2025 The return guide is Form B LHDN.
HASiL lists gains or profits from a business, and gains or profits from employment, as separate kinds of income. HASiL, individual income tax
On the Year of Assessment 2025 Form B, item B1 is statutory income from businesses in Malaysia. HASiL, Form B 2025
Item B7 on that form is statutory income from employment in Malaysia. HASiL, Form B 2025
HASiL’s filing-programme index, updated 14 May 2026, lists return-form programmes for 2021 through 2026. It does not list a 2027 programme. HASiL, filing programme index
HASiL’s reporting-period page, updated 13 May 2026, says a business return (Form B) is due on or before 30 June each year, and e-Filing (e-B) on or before 15 July each year. It says the online date may change, and to check the Return Form Filing Programme. HASiL, reporting period
The programme published for 2026 (30 December 2025) covers individual returns for Year of Assessment 2025, filed in 2026. For e-B, resident individuals who carry on business, the statutory due date is 30 June 2026, with a 15-day e-Filing grace period. For e-BE, resident individuals who do not carry on business, the statutory due date is 30 April 2026, with a 15-day e-Filing grace period. e-Filing for that individual group is available from 1 March 2026. HASiL, RF Filing Programme 2026
The Year of Assessment 2025 Form B prints the deadline for submitting the form and paying the tax or the balance of tax as 30 June 2026. HASiL, Form B 2025
HASiL’s tax-rate page, updated 26 June 2026, publishes one individual chargeable-income table for Years of Assessment 2023, 2024 and 2025. It does not publish a separate sole-proprietor rate, and it does not publish a Year of Assessment 2026 table. HASiL, tax rates
Form B works out the tax on chargeable income (B25) at item B28, using the Schedule 1 Part I rates. HASiL, Form B 2025
The individual income-tax introduction, updated 23 October 2026, says a resident individual is taxed on scaled rates and may claim reliefs under sections 45A to 49 of the Income Tax Act 1967, and a non-resident individual is taxed at a flat 30% and is not eligible for those reliefs. The page does not attach a year of assessment to that 30% rate. HASiL, individual income tax
What Business keeps for someone who files Form B. RM 249 a year or RM 25 a month, including everything in Personal.
Every receipt and invoice in one list
Like 60% of your phone bill as business
Add them by hand, upload them, or drop a bank statement
Profit and loss, expenses by category, ready for MyTax or your accountant
How much to keep aside each month
Flags equipment and plans for instalments
Import old returns, EA forms and receipts
Everything for any archived year in a single file
Business keeps the ledger, the Form B estimate and pack, and what to set aside.
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