If you have paid your income tax payment in excess via the monthly tax deductions, the excess amount will be reimbursed to you via the bank account details that you had provided. For those who do not provide bank accounts, you will be reimbursed via cheques or the new tax refund voucher system (BBBC), which will be implemented in stages.
However, if you have taxes due, you can pay through various methods, such as e-banking, collection agents, and the ATMs to name a few. You can also pay your income tax via credit card. If you are looking for a card that will reward you for your tax payment, check out all the credit cards available in Malaysia.
Here are the many ways you can pay for your personal income tax in Malaysia:
1) Pay income tax via FPX Services
The FPX (Financial Process Exchange) gateway allows you to pay your income tax online in Malaysia. First of all you need an Internet banking account with the FPX participating bank.
The participating banks are as follows:
- Affin Bank & Affin Islamic Bank
- Alliance Bank & Alliance Islamic Bank
- AmBank & AmBank Islamic Bank
- Bank Islam
- Bank Rakyat
- CIMB Bank & CIMB Islamic Bank
- Hong Leong Bank & Hong Leong Islamic Bank
- HSBC & HSBC Amanah (Not available for Retail)
- Maybank & Maybank Islamic Bank
- Public Bank & Public Islamic Bank
- RHB Bank & RHB Islamic Bank
- UOB Bank
















