The MyTax portal is an official digital platform developed by the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (IRBM) to facilitate tax affairs for Malaysians.

This portal brings together various online tax services under a single portal to improve access, transparency, and efficiency of the country's tax system.

Among the main functions:

• e-Filing
  Fill in and submit Income Tax Return Forms online
• e-Register
  Register tax numbers for new taxpayers
• e-Payment
  Make income tax payments, information tax, property gains tax, and so on
• e-PCB Plus
  Monthly Tax Deduction (PCB) Review and management
• Tax Information
  Check tax balances, payment receipts, refund status, and previous tax records
• Digital Tax Profile
  Display personal information, filing status, and tax review transactions

Malaysia Short-Term Employment Programme (MySTEP)

The Malaysia Short-Term Employment Programme (MySTEP) is a government initiative that offers short-term (contract) employment opportunities across various ministries, government agencies, Government-Linked Companies (GLCs), Government-Linked Investment Companies (GLICs), and strategic industry partners. Its aim is to enhance employability and accelerate job placement for Malaysians.

Key Features

• Duration: Minimum of 1 month, up to a maximum of 12 months
• Eligibility: Open to Malaysian citizens aged 18 years and above, with various qualifications such as SPM, Diploma, STPM, or Degree
• Contract & Salary: Based on the offered placement, with a minimum salary of RM1,700

The MADANI Medical Scheme is an initiative by the Government of Malaysia through the Ministry of Health (MOH) to support the healthcare needs of the B40 group by providing treatment for minor illnesses.

10 districts with panel clinics registered under the MADANI Medical Scheme:

• W.P Kuala Lumpur
• Gombak, Selangor
• Hulu Langat, Selangor
• Petaling, Selangor
• Klang, Selangor
• Johor Bahru, Johor
• Kinta, Perak
• Timur Laut, Pulau Pinang
• Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
• Kuching, Sarawak

Eligibility for MADANI Medical Scheme

• STR (Sumbangan Tunai Rahmah) recipients: households, senior citizens (without partner), and singles
• Eligibility is automatic
• Beneficiaries must declare that they are not receiving similar benefits from other government agencies

Treatment covered under the scheme:

• Fever and flu
• Diarrhea and vomiting
• Sprains
• Headaches
• Minor trauma such as small wounds, etc.

Benefits amount:

• Household: RM250
• Senior citizen without partner: RM125
• Single: RM75

e-LATiH is an e-learning portal specially developed by HRD Corp.
Through e-LATiH, employees can access a wide range of online courses, including:

• Project management
• Communication
• Digital skills
• Personal development

These courses are provided by HRD Corp partners and are industry-recognised.
Some courses are free, while others are paid, and participants can learn at their own pace and time.

TABIKA KEMAS is managed by the Community Development Department (KEMAS) under the Ministry of Rural and Regional Development (KKDW).

To provide quality early childhood education for children aged 4–6 years, especially in rural, remote and B40 communities.

Features:

• National Preschool Standard Curriculum (KSPK) by MOE
• Focuses on rural and low-income communities to ensure access for all children

Admission Requirements:

• Malaysian citizen
• Aged 4–6 years in the application year
• Priority given to B40 and rural children

How to Apply

1. Submit completed registration forms with supporting documents directly to the nearest TABIKA KEMAS

2. The TABIKA Selection Committee will issue an Accept/ Reject response letter to the parents/guardians of the children involved.

1. TABIKA Selection Committee issues Acceptance/Rejection letters by the 4th week of November

Getting the Malaysian Certificate of Education (SPM) result is one of the most anticipated and nerve-wrecking moments for many candidates, as SPM is the main secondary school examination that determines an individual’s future direction.

As an SPM candidate, there are several ways to check your results:

Methods to check SPM results:

1. Online

Official website:

This website is only active on the official result release day.

Required information:

• MyKad number
• Examination Index Number

2. Via SMS
3. • Format: SPM<space>MyKad Number<space>Index Number

This service is only active on dates and times set by the Malaysian Examinations Board.

Physical slip collection

• School candidates:

Collect SPM slip at respective schools starting on results day.

• Private candidates:

 Collect SPM slip at the State Education Department office or the location specified during registration..

Good luck!

All types of licenses must be renewed according to their validity periods.

Types and Renewal Periods:

• LDL (Learner’s Driving License): 3 or 6 months (max. 2 years)

Reference: Read more 

• CDL (Competent Driving License): 1–5 years

Reference: Read more

• PSV/GDL/Conductor (Vocational Licenses): 1 year

Rujukan: Read more

Licenses that have expired for more than 3 years are invalid, inoperative and non-renewable (except for LDL). License holders will have to repeat the entire process of applying for a driving license from the beginning.

PDL licenses are non-renewable after holding the license for a 2-year maturity period. Holders must convert to a CDL license within 1 year.

Ways to Renew Licenses:

1. Physically (at counters):

• JPJ State/Branch/UTC/Mobile JPJ Counter
• Pos Malaysia counters
• Self-service kiosks

2. Online:

• Portal MySIKAP
• MyJPJ mobile app
• Portal MyEG

Digital License:

After applying/renewing LDL/PDL/CDL, drivers can use the digital version via the MyJPJ app.

Here is the general process to obtain a motorcycle or motorcar license (Class B2/B or D/DA):

1. Register with an Accredited Driving Institute

• Choose a driving institute registered with JPJ.
• Attend the theoretical course under the Driving Education Curriculum (KPP01).

2. Sit and pass the Road Traffic Law Test Part 1

3. Receive a Learner’s Driving License (LDL)

• Issued after passing the theoretical test (Part 1).
• Valid for practical driving training.

4. Undergo practical driving training on circuit and public roads

• Circuit training (6 hours) and road training (10 hours) according to JPJ’s curriculum.
• Must complete the minimum training hours required.

5. Sit for the Driving Test

• Conducted by JPJ examiners.
• Divided into two parts:
• • Circuit test
  • Road test

6. Receive a Probationary Driving License (PDL)

• Issued after passing the Practical Test Parts 2 & 3.
• Valid for 2 years.
• Will be revoked if KEJARA demerit points exceed 20.
• Read more 

7. Receive a Competent Driving License (CDL)

• After holding a PDL for 2 years, the holder must convert it to CDL within 1 year.
• The license will be revoked if suspended 3 times under the demerit system within 5 years.