Lawatan Rasmi ke JPO. Apa ada di Johor Premium Outlet nih?

Assalamualaikum...

Ahaa.... hari RABU sudahhh..

Nak update gambar2 ketika buat lawatan rasmi

ke JPO (Johor Premium Outlets) yang terletak KulaiJaya.

Sebenarnya aku pergi masa masih dalam pantang lagik.

Balik kampung Raya Cina awal Feb lepas tu buat 

kenduri Akikah Dhiya. On the way balik ikut

Highway baru Senai - Desaru tu memang lalu JPO 

tepi jalan.. WAJIB la singgah cuci2 mata kann..! eheheheh

Jom layan picas...!

Overall ada 80 Outlets kat JPO nih.

Masuk-masuk JPO je outlet pertama nampak BURBERRY.

Luckily tak ramai plak time kitaorg sampai ni so bleh masuk 

ronda2 dalam outlet terus tak yah beratur. Harga ohok ohokk!!

Setakat wat cuci mata je lah uhuhuhu

Outlet Polo Ralph Lauren in the making. Tak open lagik 

Deco depan outlet Burberry & Channel

 Terus naik guna eskalator. Ada directory board utk refer 

outlet2 yg ada kat sini

Ada play ground untuk budak2 main

Timberland Outlet

GAP Outlet

Nike Factory Outlet. Adidas pun confirm la ada kann..

Japanese Restaurant ~ Kampachi

Outlet2 lain.. G2000, Poney, The Body Shop

Sangkut kat sini.. rehat jap sambil pekena Crepe @ Crepe Signature. 

Nyumm nyummmm!!

Tengok isinya.. alahaiiiiiiiiii...! 

First time makan crepe yg cruncy cam nih. Sedap gakkk 

Photo dari atas

Ahaa.. antara outlet yang menjadi pujaann ramaiii!! eheheheheh

The COACH Factory !

Lucky time kitaorang gi ari ni org tak ramai.. memang leh keluar masuk outlet 

tak yah nak queue pepanjanggg.. free cruise jekk ekekekkeke

Banyak lagi outlet2 lain... tak semua snap photoq.

Dekat pintu masuk tu pun sebenarnya ada Food Court. 

Okeh ni dah masuk final lap. Nak balik dahh ehehehe.

Puas gak le cuci-cuci mata hahaaha. 

Ni posing macam ultraman mebius jekk eekkeke

Ahaaa.. ada gak selit gambar Abang satu  ahahha. 

Ok nak balik dah... Bila2 balik kampung leh singgah lagi he he he

View JPO dari parking keta.

So far harga ok la .. ada yang lebih murah dari butik2 kat sekitar KL nih.

Ada yang tak banyak beza pun huhu.

Nak tau lebih lanjut layari

Johor Premium Outlet

Suite	Store	Telephone
902	Adidas	+607 5909 199
436	Armani Exchange	+607 5909 390
338	Armani Outlet	+607 5909 350
220	Brooks Brothers Factory Store	+607 5909 225
700	Burberry	+607 5909 228
328	Canali	+607 5909 382
434	CK Calvin Klein	+607 5909 380
510	Cotton On	+607 5909 358
432	DKNY	+607 5909 360
424	Esprit	+607 5909 323
516	Flow	+607 5909 361
416	G2000 Outlet	+607 5909 398
528	Gap Outlet	+607 5909 309
532	Guess	+607 5909 296
430	Lacoste Outlet	+607 5909 211
426	La Senza Lingerie	+607 5909 321
526	Levi's Outlet Store	+607 5909 278
232	Michael Kors	+607 5909 305
1000	Nike Factory Store	+607 5909 227
100	Padini Outlet Store	+607 5909 262
212	Pink Jambu	+607 5909 252
604	Polo Ralph Lauren	+607 5909 500
418	Poney Outlet	+607 5909 328
406	Puma	+607 5909 260
518	Quiksilver	+607 5909 286
222	Raoul	+607 5909 325
414	Rip Curl	+607 5909 259
520	Roxy	+607 5909 281
332	Salvatore Ferragamo Company Store	+607 5909 218
234	Shanghai Tang	+607 5909 308
420	Timberland	+607 5909 226
218	Tommy Hilfiger	+607 5909 152
308	Universal Traveller	+607 5909 231
224	Versace	Opening Soon
606	Zegna Outlet Store	+607 5909 201

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Suite	Store	Telephone
512	Charles & Keith Reductions	+607 5909 363
400	Clarks	+607 5909 276
316	Geox	+607 5909 288
304	Pedro Outlet	+607 5909 310
402	Skechers	+607 5909 255
300	Vincci	+607 5909 262

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Suite	Store	Telephone
412	City Chain	+607 5909 351
214	Evita Peroni	+607 5909 262
326	Swiss Watch Gallery	+607 5909 388
306	Tomei	+607 5909 899
320	Wear & When	+607 5909 388

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Suite	Store	Telephone
312	Bonia	+607 5909 246
208	Braun Buffel	+607 5909 433
408	Carlo Rino	+607 5909 219
230	Coach	+607 5909 232
226	Coach Men's	+607 5909 232
428	Fossil	+607 5909 224
314	Oroton	+607 5909 267
310	Samsonite Factory Outlet	+607 5909 289
322	Tumi	+607 5909 385

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Suite	Store	Telephone
302	Cosmetics & Designer Fragrances	+607 5909 179
206	Fidani Chocolate	+607 5909 300
602	Maybank	+607 6639 912
318	Royal Selangor	+607 5909 196
522	The Body Shop Outlet	+607 5909 119
210	The Cosmetics Company Store	Opening Soon

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Suite	Store	Telephone
410	Akemi Uchi	+607 5909 258

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Suite	Store	Telephone
1002	Absolute Thai	+607 5909 221
502	Baskin-Robbins	+607 5909 285
401	Crispy Crepe	+607 5909 318
	Food Channel
204	George & Dragon Café	+607 5909 268
504	Kampachi Japanese Restaurant	+607 5909 277
500	Starbucks Coffee	+607 5909 143
2000	Taang Shifu	+607 5909 336
200	The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf	+607 5909 337

How To Pay LESS PERSONAL TAX legally

Assalamualaikumm..

Aha... kepada yang berkenaan, sudahkan anda submit e-Filing..?

Aku SUDAH...! Setelah seminggu dalam draft akhirnya

ku submit jua uhuhuhu.
Tak bleh blah betul dengan slogan e-Filing tahun ni

"ANDALAH WIRA NEGARA" gitewww.....!

Kepada kerajaan.. TOLONGLAH

gunakan tax yang ku bayar tu dengan berkhemah ok.

Tak nak dengar dah kes beli cincin juta juta.... No NO NO!!!

Kes-kes kelulusan & peruntukan projek lain tengok2 buat benda lain..

double NO NO NO!!!!

Anyway nak share TIPS2 on 

How To Pay LESS PERSONAL TAX 

Article 2009@ The Star

THE 2009 tax-filing season for individuals has arrived. For many of us, April 30 will be just another day (perhaps accompanied by scrambling for our just-in-time filing) to settle our dues with the Inland Revenue Board by submitting the Form e-BE and paying any balance tax.

Before clicking the button to complete the e-filing, take a second look at the figures keyed in. Is the amount of tax calculated the lowest it can be? Here are some tips on saving tax that would not get you in trouble with the law.

1. Know your income: What is taxable and what is not.

Gone are the days when you agonise over the delay in receiving your Form EA from your employer. It is now a law for employers to issue the Form EA to their employees no later than the end of February. The key point to note is not all income in your Form EA is taxable! Scrutinise all the items in Form EA to see if there is any which should be tax-free. For example:

Travelling allowances

If you receive travelling allowance, up to RM2,400 for your travels from home to office is tax-free. What this means is if you receive an allowance of RM12,000 for such travel, you can deduct RM2,400 and only RM9,600 is taxable. Further, travelling allowance of up to RM6,000 for official duties is tax-exempt.

Meal, parking and childcare allowances

Many employees receive these allowances, do you? You would be happy to know that you can enjoy such perks with no worries about paying tax thereon (up to RM2,400 in the case of childcare allowance).

2. Make the most of all tax-free benefits.

Medical benefits

Medical benefits for traditional medicine including ayurvedic, plus maternity benefits are also tax-free.

Interest subsidies

Your employer may have subsidised interest on your housing, car and education loans. In the past, these subsidies would be taxable on you. Now you would be glad to know such interest subsidies are tax-exempt (so long as the total loans do not exceed RM300,000).

Broadband and telephone benefits

Who can leave home without the iPhone, Blackberry or PDAs nowadays? Getting such a device from your employer plus reimbursement for broadband and telephone bills are tax-free. So take advantage and enjoy the latest gadgets and services.

3. Know your limits.       

Just as in drinking and driving, stay within the limits to avoid any trouble or triggering tax.

If you have enjoyed any staff benefits like discounts on your company’s goods or services and kept within the RM1,000 a year limit, you should enjoy tax exemption thereon.

Did you receive a small token from your employer on your achievements in service excellence, innovation or productivity which brought on a smile? Don’t blame your employer if they kept the awards below RM2,000 as no tax should be levied on you. Neither is the award for your long service with the company (for more than 10 years) forgotten. As long as your employer kept the value of all awards to you within the RM2,000 limit, the smile should remain on you.

4. Look for more tax-free income.

Bank interest income

You will note a subtle difference in your bank statement nowadays as it no longer shows the amount of tax withheld. Bank interest income is now tax-exempt.

Dividends

Dividends need not be entirely taxable. Have a good look at the dividend voucher. If it states that the dividend is “tax-exempt”, then it is not taxable anymore.

5. Gain more deductions.

Purchase of sports equipment

If the slimming fad has caught on with you, keep the receipts of your purchases of any sports equipment. A claim of up to RM300 is a small incentive to shape those curves and muscles in a big way!

Have receipts or evidence to support more deductions

Medical expenses for your parents certified by a medical practitioner (restricted to RM5,000);

Medical expenses for serious diseases for self, spouse or child (up to RM5,000), including a complete medical examination for self, spouse or child limited to RM500;

Basic supporting equipment for disabled self, spouse, child or parents (ceiling of RM5,000);

Disabled person (self) (RM6,000);

Disabled husband/wife (RM3,500);

Education fee (self) up to tertiary level for the purpose of acquiring law, accounting, Islamic financing, technical, vocational, industrial, scientific or technological skills or qualifications for a masters or doctorate level, undertaken for the purpose of acquiring any skill or qualification (limited to RM5,000);

Purchase of books/journals/magazines/similar publications for self, spouse or child (up to RM1,000);

Net deposit in National Education Savings Scheme (ceiling of RM3,000);

Purchase of personal computer for individual (maximum deduction of RM3,000 allowed once every three years);

Premiums on life insurance plus EPF and other approved fund contributions (subject to RM6,000 restriction);

Premiums for education or medical insurance (restricted to RM3,000);

Relief of up to RM10,000 on the housing loan interest paid (conditions apply);

Payment of alimony to former wife (maximum total deduction for wife and alimony payment is RM3,000);

Zakat other than monthly zakat deduction from salary; and

Fees/levy paid by a holder of an employment pass, visit pass (temporary employment) or work pass.

The rule of the “game” of keeping your tax liability to the minimum when preparing your tax return Form e-BE is to do it right within the law. For a start, make the website of the Inland Revenue Board, www.hasil.gov.my, one of your favourites from now until April 30 to access its easy to read guides. Happy e-filing!

● Ang Weina is executive director and global employer services leader with the tax practice of Deloitte Malaysia.

SBPA vs CUKAI

Salamm...

Ahaa.. kerajaan dah mengumumkan tentang pemansuhan SBPA semalam.

Aku tak tau la apa perasaan orang2 di jabatan2 kerajaan.. 

suka ke sedih ke...

Tapi bagi aku 13% banyakkk tuhh..!

kalau kat kampeni lame, time promoted je baru leh dapat increment

13% tu.. kalo tak memang paras2 hidung gak lerr uhuhu

credit : rakan di FB@ loankerajaan.blogspot.com

Yang pasti bermula 1hb Mac ~ 30th April adalah hari 

untuk membuat taksiran cukai dan submit e-Filing.

Sentap jantung tengok Najib datang untuk perasmian

menara LHDN yang terletak sebelahhhh je ngan ofis aku..

lebih sentap tengok PCB kat payslipp.. uhuhu

sumber: utusan Malaysia 

CYBERJAYA 1 Mac - Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak berkata, kejayaan hebat Lembaga Hasil Dalam Negeri (LHDN) mengutip cukai bernilai RM109.7 bilion tahun lalu membolehkan kerajaan memperhebatkan perkhidmatan yang lebih baik kepada rakyat melalui pelbagai program dan produk.

Perdana Menteri berkata, nilai kutipan yang merupakan 27 peratus lebih tinggi berbanding pada 2010 itu juga membuktikan kerajaan berjaya menguruskan ekonomi dengan baik.

Menurut beliau, keadaan itu merangsang pertumbuhan sektor swasta tempatan di samping memberi keyakinan kepada pasaran luar untuk melabur di negara ini.

"Apabila ada sekolah, kita tidak hanya bina dan bayar gaji guru tetapi segala program kurikulum kebangsaan. Malah, dalam Bajet 2012 kita isytiharkan pendidikan percuma (peringkat sekolah) buat kali pertama dalam sejarah negara.

"Apabila kita sediakan perkhidmatan kesihatan dengan hanya RM1, boleh jumpa doktor sementara dengan RM5 kita boleh jumpa doktor pakar dan bayangkan kos sebenar. Kita hanya kutip dua peratus daripada kos sementara 98 peratus lagi ditanggung kerajaan hasil kutipan cukai," katanya.

Beliau berkata demikian semasa berucap merasmikan ibu pejabat baru LHDN yang dikenali sebagai Menara Hasil, seterusnya melancarkan Bulan Perkhidmatan Pembayar Cukai di sini, hari ini.

Turut hadir Menteri Kewangan II, Datuk Seri Ahmad Husni Hanadzlah, timbalannya, Datuk Dr. Awang Adek Hussain dan Ketua Setiausaha Perbendaharaan, Tan Sri Dr. Wan Abdul Aziz Wan Abdullah.

Dalam pada itu, Najib yang juga Menteri Kewangan menegaskan, kegagalan agensi kerajaan mengutip cukai boleh menyebabkan keruntuhan ekonomi negara seperti yang dialami oleh kebanyakan negara Eropah kebelakangan ini.

"Tetapi kita bernasib baik kerana mempunyai asas perolehan yang kukuh," katanya.

Sementara itu, beliau mengingatkan LHDN supaya tidak bertindak melulu dan menyalahgunakan kuasa dalam proses mengutip cukai ke atas masyarakat awam dan sektor swasta, sebaliknya menggunakan lunas undang-undang sedia ada secara efektif.

Katanya, LHDN perlu melakukan penambahbaikan berterusan dalam budaya kerja, cara, teknologi, pengetahuan dan bidang seperti perakaunan forensik untuk menambah kecekapan agensi tersebut.

"Kepada mereka yang enggan bayar cukai, caranya ialah kita bertindak supaya ada sedikit rasa gerun tetapi jangan sampai mereka kena serangan jantung, bagi berpeluh sahaja," katanya.

buat rakan2 ku di luar sana...

"Selamat membayar cukai dengan penuh 'keikhlasan'.."

uhuhuhuhu