Among other things, we can lower our taxes - or at least get back our pre-paid PCBs, by buying books (and magazines). You can get tax deduction by claiming up to RM1,000 expenditure on books and magazines. That's a big sum, and could lower by quite an amount from your taxable income. When it comes to taxes, a ringgit is a hefty sum, isn't it?
Even if you don't enjoy reading books, once in a while you'd buy a copy or two of magazines to kill time while waiting for someone, school books for your children, yada yada yada...Or, you could buy books as gifts. C'mon, you do give away presents to someone, right? While it may be nice to buy those small things your loved ones have been hinting on you all-year, giving away books would work for you, too. It's a win-win thingy. You'll not only enrich someone's life (great people reads, and leads), you'll also be doing yourself a favour. Everyone would be happy, because of you.
Err... here's a list of books that I want this year. Well, at least one of them.
Make my day. Save the receipt(s) for next April (and make your day, then).
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2 comments:
Lapt, u bike and its gear can be considered as sports item tak? if can, leh tolak tax jugak tuh. huhu.. sure byk kan?
boleh, tapi resit yang ada dated this year.
moreover, max only rm300.
ok la tu.
so, buying any books for me?
:)
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