The terms "foreigner" and "non-resident" are often used interchangeably, but they have distinct meanings under Malaysian law. A foreigner refers to someone who is not a Malaysian citizen, while a non-resident is defined for tax purposes—someone who stays in Malaysia less than 183 days in a calendar year.

Plan ahead with the full list of Malaysian public holidays (cuti umum Malaysia) for 2025. Includes federal and state holidays for HR and employers.

US-China trade tensions may cause 50,000 job losses in Malaysia. Learn how employers can protect their business, workforce, and prepare for future trade challenges.

An Employer Confirmation Letter is an official document issued by a company to confirm an employee’s employment status—often used for loan applications, visa processes, or tenancy agreements.

Starting 2025, Malaysia will implement a Global Minimum Tax (GMT) that could impact how multinational companies operate and pay taxes. Learn how your business might be affected and how to prepare.

Download a free KWSP/EPF calculator in Excel format to help Malaysian employers calculate monthly EPF contributions accurately. Stay compliant with KWSP rules in 2025.

Sabah State Government announces RM1,000 special financial aid for state penjawat awam, with RM500 each for Hari Raya Aidilfitri & Pesta Kaamatan.

Find out the official 2025 pension payment schedule for Malaysian government retirees. Learn about possible delays, deductions, and how to check your pension status.

One-on-one meetings are essential for effective communication between managers and employees. They help improve engagement, provide feedback, and align goals.

The government announces BKKA 2025—RM500 for Terengganu penjawat awam & RM250 for pensioners and religious educators. Check eligibility & payment dates here!