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After this webinar, you will easily grasp differences between Income Tax VS Real Property Gains Tax. If you are a property agent, tax agent, accountant, company secretary or any related field, you will benefit from this webinar. Lawyer Dylan will use simple language to teach you how to maximize your profit when dealing with real estate by understanding the differences between these two crucial taxes. When you are selling property, you may be exposed either to Income Tax or Real Property Gains Tax (RPGT). This is because the proceed of the sale can be a gain or income. If it is a gain, you will pay RPGT tax based on a reduced scale rate. At your 6th year, you pay 0% RPGT tax rate as an individual seller. However, if you keep on flipping properties like a trader, you may be subjected to Income Tax! This is because you are engaging in the adventure in the nature of trade. There are various factors such as your intention, frequency to trade, location, status of land, changes made to the property, method of financing, treatment of account, subject matter of transaction, circumstances of realization and etc. This Webinar is insightful as it will go deep into the analysis why past property buyers ended up paying Income Tax. You will learn the past mistakes these property buyers that have to pay millions in Income Tax and you are able to plan your tax Full Course Outline ⬇️ (1) Introduction to Real Property Gains Tax v Income Tax? the origin of Land Speculative Tax Act 1974 the enactment of Real Property Gains Tax 1976 How to calculate Real Property Gains Tax when you sell a property? Taxable person for property seller, investor or trustee Comparison between the Rate of Tax Payable for Income Tax v RPGT when selling property. Filling of CKHT Forms 1A, 2A, 3 What can be deductible under your CKHT Payment (2) Power of Tax Authority - to re-assess from RPGT to Income Tax 1967 Who is the Chargeable Person? What does it means by "Real Property"? Computation of RPGT (3) RPGT for Disposal of Property (different circumstances) Low Cost Property Property with restriction in interest (Consent) Freehold Property Property under Estate Administration (Grant of Probate/Letters of Administration) Divorce Order Sale and Purchase Agreement (4) Badges of Trade -Analysis & Dissect The factor of Intention, location, subject matter, frequency, status of land, changes made to the property, method of financing, treatment of account, circumstances of realisation. (5) Latest Hot RPGT v Income Tax Cases 2023 Profound Reliance Sdn Bhd v KPHDN - disposal of 11 plots of land Alf Properties Sdn Bhd v KPHDN (High Court) - bought 7 plots of land, and re-sold for RM45 million MR Properties Sdn Bhd v KPHDN (High Court) - bought property at RM600K and sold at RM2 Teruntum Theatre Sdn Bhd v KPHDN - sold land to built cinema, and ended sold the land separately two companies Jingga Jaya - How Trust Company was assessed RPGT by LHDN Selectcool - how the taxpayer company was assessed Income Tax for the land sold (6) Real Property Company How to use Company to purchase property What is Real Property Company (RPC) Continental Choice Sdn Bhd v KPHDN (COA) How do you know if it is Real Property Company? (7) Tax Planning for Property Investor How to get RPGT Exemption? How make use of RPGT Exemption? How to file RPGT Exemption? How to prepare well so that you do not end up paying Income Tax, but RPGT Copyright and Accuracy Disclaimer ✅ : This webinar and its content are protected by copyright law. All rights are reserved by Dlearn Sdn Bhd, the presenter, and any associated contributors. Unauthorised reproduction, distribution, or use of the content, in part or in whole, without prior written permission, is strictly prohibited. The information presented in this webinar is for general informational purposes only and should not be considered as professional advice. While we strive to provide accurate and up-to-date information, we cannot guarantee the completeness or accuracy of the content for the date of usage of knowledge. Therefore, viewers are advised to independently verify any information presented during this webinar. Any reliance you place on the information provided in this webinar is strictly at your own risk. Dlearn Sdn Bhd and its presenters will not be liable for any errors, omissions, or inaccuracies in the content, nor for any actions taken in reliance on the information contained herein. All trademarks and copyrighted material mentioned or used in this webinar are the property of their respective owners and are used here for informational purposes only. By participating in this webinar, you agree to respect the copyright and intellectual property rights of Dlearn Sdn Bhd and its contributors. Any unauthorised use or reproduction of the webinar's content, including but not limited to recording, sharing, or distributing, is strictly prohibited and may result in legal action. Please consult with a qualified professional for specific advice or information related to your individual circumstances. For any questions or concerns regarding the content or its use, please contact us at +60102828359 or [email protected] for further collaborations. Thank you and happy growing! 🚀

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After this webinar, you will easily grasp differences between Income Tax VS Real Property Gains Tax. If you are a property agent, tax agent, accountant, company secretary or any related field, you will benefit from this webinar. Lawyer Dylan will use simple language to teach you how to maximize your profit when dealing with real estate by understanding the differences between these two crucial taxes.

When you are selling property, you may be exposed either to Income Tax or Real Property Gains Tax (RPGT). This is because the proceed of the sale can be a gain or income. If it is a gain, you will pay RPGT tax based on a reduced scale rate. At your 6th year, you pay 0% RPGT tax rate as an individual seller.

However, if you keep on flipping properties like a trader, you may be subjected to Income Tax! This is because you are engaging in the adventure in the nature of trade. There are various factors such as your intention, frequency to trade, location, status of land, changes made to the property, method of financing, treatment of account, subject matter of transaction, circumstances of realization and etc. This Webinar is insightful as it will go deep into the analysis why past property buyers ended up paying Income Tax. You will learn the past mistakes these property buyers that have to pay millions in Income Tax and you are able to plan your tax

Full Course Outline ⬇️
(1) Introduction to Real Property Gains Tax v Income Tax?
the origin of Land Speculative Tax Act 1974
the enactment of Real Property Gains Tax 1976
How to calculate Real Property Gains Tax when you sell a property?
Taxable person for property seller, investor or trustee
Comparison between the Rate of Tax Payable for Income Tax v RPGT when selling property.
Filling of CKHT Forms 1A, 2A, 3
What can be deductible under your CKHT Payment

(2) Power of Tax Authority - to re-assess from RPGT to Income Tax 1967
Who is the Chargeable Person?
What does it means by "Real Property"?
Computation of RPGT

(3) RPGT for Disposal of Property (different circumstances)
Low Cost Property
Property with restriction in interest (Consent)
Freehold Property
Property under Estate Administration (Grant of Probate/Letters of Administration)
Divorce Order
Sale and Purchase Agreement

(4) Badges of Trade -Analysis & Dissect
The factor of Intention, location, subject matter, frequency, status of land, changes made to the property, method of financing, treatment of account, circumstances of realisation.

(5) Latest Hot RPGT v Income Tax Cases 2023
Profound Reliance Sdn Bhd v KPHDN - disposal of 11 plots of land
Alf Properties Sdn Bhd v KPHDN (High Court) - bought 7 plots of land, and re-sold for RM45 million
MR Properties Sdn Bhd v KPHDN (High Court) - bought property at RM600K and sold at RM2
Teruntum Theatre Sdn Bhd v KPHDN - sold land to built cinema, and ended sold the land separately two companies
Jingga Jaya - How Trust Company was assessed RPGT by LHDN
Selectcool - how the taxpayer company was assessed Income Tax for the land sold

(6) Real Property Company
How to use Company to purchase property
What is Real Property Company (RPC)
Continental Choice Sdn Bhd v KPHDN (COA)
How do you know if it is Real Property Company?

(7) Tax Planning for Property Investor
How to get RPGT Exemption?
How make use of RPGT Exemption?
How to file RPGT Exemption?
How to prepare well so that you do not end up paying Income Tax, but RPGT


Copyright and Accuracy Disclaimer ✅ :

This webinar and its content are protected by copyright law. All rights are reserved by Dlearn Sdn Bhd, the presenter, and any associated contributors. Unauthorised reproduction, distribution, or use of the content, in part or in whole, without prior written permission, is strictly prohibited.

The information presented in this webinar is for general informational purposes only and should not be considered as professional advice. While we strive to provide accurate and up-to-date information, we cannot guarantee the completeness or accuracy of the content for the date of usage of knowledge. Therefore, viewers are advised to independently verify any information presented during this webinar.

Any reliance you place on the information provided in this webinar is strictly at your own risk. Dlearn Sdn Bhd and its presenters will not be liable for any errors, omissions, or inaccuracies in the content, nor for any actions taken in reliance on the information contained herein.

All trademarks and copyrighted material mentioned or used in this webinar are the property of their respective owners and are used here for informational purposes only.

By participating in this webinar, you agree to respect the copyright and intellectual property rights of Dlearn Sdn Bhd and its contributors. Any unauthorised use or reproduction of the webinar's content, including but not limited to recording, sharing, or distributing, is strictly prohibited and may result in legal action.

Please consult with a qualified professional for specific advice or information related to your individual circumstances. For any questions or concerns regarding the content or its use, please contact us at +60102828359 or [email protected] for further collaborations.

Thank you and happy growing! 🚀

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Tax Lawyer | Advocate & Solicitor | Company Secretary
Bachelor of Law (LLB), University of Malaya (BC/D/440)

Dylan is the founder of Dylan Chong & Co based in Kelana Square, Petaling Jaya, Selangor. He works with Associate Professor Dr. Choong Kwai Fatt on tax appeal cases and strategize tax planning for his clienteles.

Dylan is the co-author for Practical Guide on Civil Procedure (2019) with tax expert Associate Professor Dr. Choong Kwai Fatt. He had also assisted with the research on the All Malaysian Tax Cases (AMTC) publication by Sweet & Maxwell.

Dylan graduated from the University of Malaya with a LLB Degree and was called to the Malaysian Bar. He is a member of the Legal Profession Committee of the Malaysian Bar Council since 2019.

Dylan has represented clients in various tax appeals with Custom Appeal Tribunal and also Special Commissioners of Income Tax on GST disputes, defending tax summary judgment, expenditure deduction on Section 33 of the Income Tax Act 1967 (“ITA 1967”) for construction companies, and also tax evasion under Section 140 of ITA 1967 for directors. He has also assisted large sized audit companies to convert from Partnership to Limited Liability Partnership.

Dylan is also a licensed Company Secretary and advised on business owner's dispute on Companies Act 2016 such as Shareholders' dispute, disposal of properties by Company, and Director's liability under section 75A of the Income Tax Act 1967

Dylan has worked with major developers such as UEM Sunrise, Exsim Group, Glomac Berhad, Weststar Property for their residential and commercial projects such as Mossaz, AVA Residency, D’Series Project (Damansara Perdana), Millerz, D’ivo, Zefer Residency, Serin Cristal Residency, Serin Residency. He has handled and perfected more than 300 cases for residential properties which included consent with Sepang, Petaling, KL Land Offices. He also handles cases for probate and letter of administration, drafting of Wills, Trust Deed as well as Power of Attorney.

Dylan was a recipient of the UGRAD Scholarship established by President Barack Obama to study overseas at Grand Valley State University in the State of Michigan, USA in year 2013.



EDUCATION & QUALIFICATION
• Advocate and Solicitor of the High Court of Malaya (2018)
• LL.B (Hons), University of Malaya (2017)
• Member of the Legal Profession Committee (Bar Council)
• Licensed Company Secretary

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