
These forms are essential for ensuring compliance with the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (LHDN) and helping employees file their taxes accurately. The EA Form, which summarizes an employee’s earnings and deductions, must be distributed to employees by 28 February. Meanwhile, Form E, which reports employee income and tax details to LHDN, is due by 30 April. Late submissions can result in penalties, making it crucial for HR departments to manage these tasks efficiently.