50% of qualifying investment
Published Budget 2024 material describes an exemption on aggregate income equivalent to 50% of the qualifying ECF investment.
Investor Education · Tax
Malaysia's published framework provides a potential aggregate-income exemption for qualifying individual investments made through approved ECF platforms, subject to detailed conditions.
50%
of the qualifying investment under the published formula
RM50,000
published annual eligible-amount limit
31 Dec 2026
current published end date for qualifying investments under the extension
Published Conditions
All requirements must be assessed together. The actual tax outcome depends on the law, supporting rules, verification and the investor's circumstances.
Published Budget 2024 material describes an exemption on aggregate income equivalent to 50% of the qualifying ECF investment.
The published framework limits the eligible exemption amount to RM50,000 for each year of assessment.
The deductible amount is limited to 10% of aggregate income for that year of assessment; unused excess is disregarded.
Investor, investee and investment amount must satisfy the applicable verification and statutory requirements.
Published conditions include restrictions involving family relationships with the investee company.
Published conditions require the investment not to be wholly or partly disposed of within two years from investment.
Important
The website should educate visitors, show the published conditions and direct them to current official material. It should not calculate a personal tax benefit or promise eligibility.
Use this page as education, then verify the current law and your own eligibility professionally.
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