What Is It?
Form E is the annual employer return that every company with employees must file with LHDN (Inland Revenue Board). It reports your employees' total remuneration, deductions, and tax withheld for the year. The CP8D form, listing each employee's details, is filed together with it.
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Why You Need It
- Every employer registered with LHDN must file Form E annually, even if the company has no employees for that year.
- Late filing carries a penalty of RM 200 to RM 20,000 under Section 120 of the Income Tax Act 1967.
- Employees need the EA forms generated from this process to file their own personal tax returns.
What You'll Need
- Employee details (full name, IC/passport number, address)
- Total remuneration per employee (salary, bonus, benefits-in-kind)
- EPF, SOCSO, EIS, and income tax deduction records
- Company SSM registration details
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Frequently Asked Questions
Form E must be filed by 31 March each year for the preceding tax year. E-filing may get a short extension, but the statutory deadline stays 31 March.
Yes. As long as your company is registered as an employer with LHDN, you must file Form E every year, even if there were no employees during the period.
CP8D is the statement of remuneration listing each employee's income details. It accompanies Form E and is used by LHDN to cross-check individual tax returns.
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