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SUBJECT CODE : DCA210
SUBJECT NAME : TAXATION
SEMESTER : 6
CREDIT HOURS : 2
SCHOOL : School of Secretarial Studies
COURSE : Diploma / Diploma in Corporate Administration



Lecture Notes :

DCA 210 Chap 1- Intro to tax.pdf

DCA 210 Chap 2 - Residence Status.pdf

DCA 210 Chap 3 - Employment Income I.pdf

DCA 210 Chap 4 - Employment Income II.pdf

DCA 210 Chap 5 - Other sources of Income.pdf

DCA 210 Chap 6 - Personal relief and computation of personal tax.pdf

Past Exam Paper : DCA 210 Taxation - May 08.pdf   
Syllabus : DCA210.pdf   


OBJECTIVES
The objective of the subject is to enable students to recognise the principles under which the Malaysian Tax system operates as related to the income of individuals.

LEARNING OUTCOME
On completion of this subject, the learners should be able to:

  • explain the principles under which the Malaysian tax systems operates as that related to the income of individuals
  • identify the residence status of individuals
  • indicate the different forms of employment income and the tax treatments they are subjected to.

SYNOPSIS

This subject introduces tax law and practice related to individuals and companies. (Employees and employers)






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