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.

The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) dividend is an annual return distributed to members based on their EPF contributions.

KWSP Akaun 3 is a new flexible EPF account introduced to allow partial withdrawals for emergencies and personal needs.

The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) or KWSP of Malaysia has announced a 6.30% dividend for conventional savings and a total payout of RM73.24 billion for 2024.

Checking your KWSP (EPF) balance is essential for tracking your retirement savings. In Malaysia, you can check your EPF balance through i-Akaun (online portal), SMS, and EPF branch.

Employers in Malaysia are required to contribute a percentage of their employees' monthly wages to the Employees Provident Fund (EPF).

New employer in Malaysia? This guide simplifies EPF registration for your business. Learn the steps, gather the documents, and register your company with ease.

Learn how to file freelance income tax in Malaysia with ease. Understand the applicable regulations, deductions, and exemptions for freelance workers to meet the tax obligations.

EPF Account 3 (Akaun Fleksibel) debuts in Malaysia starting May 11, 2024, as part of EPF's recent restructuring efforts. This guide offers key details on its purpose, transfer criteria, and withdrawal process, aiding members in adapting to the updated EPF account system seamlessly.

This article explains the process and responsibilities related to EPF (Employee Provident Fund) contributions in Malaysia, including rates, deadlines, and payment methods for employers and employees. It also highlights the recent changes to EPF contribution rates and provides guidance on voluntary contributions.