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Malaysia Salary & PCB Tax Calculator (Kalkulator Gaji Bersih)

Official Malaysia net pay calculator 2024 / 2025: EPF/KWSP (11%), SOCSO/PERKESO, EIS/SIP with new RM 6k ceiling, and LHDN PCB tax

LHDN, KWSP & PERKESO Malaysia (2024 / 2025)

Malaysia Salary & PCB Tax Calculator (Kalkulator Gaji Bersih)

Calculate your exact net take-home pay in Malaysia. Accurately computes EPF/KWSP (11%), SOCSO/PERKESO, EIS/SIP with new wage ceilings, and LHDN progressive PCB tax deductions.

Net Monthly Pay (In Bank)
RM 5,481
84.3% of gross income
EPF / KWSP (11%)
-RM 715
Employer adds +RM 780
LHDN PCB Tax
-RM 263
Effective tax: 4.0%
SOCSO + EIS
-RM 41.65
Capped at RM 6,000 ceiling

Salary & Demographics

RM 6,500
RM
0 Children (RM 0 relief)
11%

Monthly Payslip Breakdown

Gross Monthly SalaryRM 6,500.00
EPF / KWSP Employee (11%)-RM 715.00
SOCSO / PERKESO (capped at RM 6k)-RM 29.75
EIS / SIP (Employment Insurance)-RM 11.90
LHDN PCB (Monthly Tax Deduction)-RM 262.50
Total Statutory Deductions-RM 1019.15
Net Pay In BankRM 5,480.85

Employer Contributions (Separate from Salary)

Employer EPF (12%):+RM 780.00
Total Monthly Retirement Savings:RM 1495.00

Understanding Malaysian Payroll & PCB Tax Calculations

What is LHDN PCB?

Potongan Cukai Bulanan (PCB) is the mandatory monthly tax deduction mechanism implemented by the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (LHDN) to deduct income tax directly from employees' wages.

What is the SOCSO and EIS wage ceiling in 2024?

Under the Employees' Social Security Act, the wage ceiling for SOCSO and EIS contributions has been raised to RM 6,000 per month, increasing social safety net coverage for Malaysian workers.

How does Employer EPF contribution work?

Employers are legally required to contribute 13% of gross wages for employees earning RM 5,000 and below, and 12% for employees earning above RM 5,000, deposited into your KWSP retirement accounts.

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About Malaysia Salary & PCB Tax Calculator (Kalkulator Gaji Bersih)

Calculate accurate net take-home salary in Malaysia according to LHDN, KWSP, and PERKESO guidelines for 2024 / 2025. Deducts employee EPF (11%), SOCSO (capped at RM 6,000 wage ceiling), EIS (capped), and monthly tax deductions (LHDN PCB) with statutory individual, spouse, and child tax reliefs, plus employer EPF contribution analysis. 100% private in browser.

Key Capabilities & Features

  • Employee EPF / KWSP contribution calculation (standard 11% or reduced)
  • SOCSO and EIS deductions reflecting the new RM 6,000 wage ceiling
  • LHDN progressive PCB monthly tax deduction schedule (1% to 30%)
  • Statutory tax reliefs: Individual (RM 9,000), EPF (RM 4,000), Spouse & Children
  • Employer EPF contribution tracking (12% or 13%)
  • One-click copy of full payslip breakdown

How to Use Malaysia Salary & PCB Tax Calculator (Kalkulator Gaji Bersih)

1

Enter Gross Salary

Type your agreed gross monthly or annual salary in Malaysian Ringgit (MYR).

2

Select Marital Status

Choose single, married with working spouse, or non-working spouse for tax relief.

3

Add Children

Specify the number of children under 18 to apply LHDN child relief (RM 2,000 each).

4

View Net Pay

See your net monthly salary deposited into your bank account after all deductions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the new SOCSO and EIS wage ceiling in Malaysia?

Effective 2024, the wage ceiling for SOCSO and EIS contributions has been increased to RM 6,000 per month, with maximum employee deductions of RM 29.75 (SOCSO) and RM 11.90 (EIS).

How much does the employer contribute to EPF in Malaysia?

Employers contribute 13% of gross wages for employees earning RM 5,000 or below, and 12% for employees earning above RM 5,000 per month.