Know your refund before you file.
Enter your salary, EPF and PCB once. ClaimTax works out your chargeable income, tax, rebates and zakat, then shows whether you get money back or still owe.
Track your income tax reliefs, scan receipts straight into PDFs, and see your refund before you file. All in one place, on your phone.
Enter your salary, EPF and PCB once. ClaimTax works out your chargeable income, tax, rebates and zakat, then shows whether you get money back or still owe.
Point your camera at a receipt, snap each page, and it becomes one clean PDF. The amount, date and shop fill themselves in, and it even guesses which relief it belongs to.
Every relief shows how much you’ve claimed and how much room is left, plus how much tax the rest could save you. Plan before December, not in April.
LHDN can ask for proof for up to 7 years. Download every receipt as a ZIP, sorted into a folder per relief, with a summary sheet.
About RM3,470 a month before deductions (RM41,650 a year). Below that, the automatic reliefs and the RM400 rebate bring your tax to zero.
Counts only the automatic reliefs: RM9,000 for yourself, EPF (up to RM4,000) and SOCSO/EIS. Every other relief you claim — children, insurance, lifestyle — pushes the starting point higher. Most employers already deduct this monthly as PCB.
Even with zero tax, register with LHDN and file if your yearly income after EPF is above about RM37,333 (around RM3,100 a month).
Yes. Sign in with Google and start adding claims. Each account can keep up to 60 MB of receipts. Photos are shrunk automatically, so that’s a few hundred receipts.
Only you. Your claims and receipts are tied to your Google account and never shared. You can download everything or delete your account and all its data at any time.
No. ClaimTax is an independent tool. Estimates use the published resident tax rates and relief limits; always check against LHDN before you file on MyTax.
Income year 2025 (filed in 2026) and 2026 (filed in 2027), including Budget 2026 additions like domestic tourism and home CCTV.