Malaysia (Bursa) Financial Suite

Malaysia's premier suite of 30 specialized financial tools. Compute Bursa Malaysia stock trades, Stamp Duty, Zakat on shares, ASB financing, Sukuk yields, EPF i-Invest withdrawals, and LHDN tax relief optimization — all fully aligned with SC, BNM, and Shariah Advisory Council guidelines.

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Bursa Trading & Equity Execution

Calculate Bursa Malaysia stock profits, exact brokerage fees, stamp duties, and margin requirements.

Corporate Actions & Valuation

Evaluate IPO allotments, right issues, bonus issues, and single-tier dividend yields.

Shariah Finance & Zakat

Verify stock Shariah compliance, calculate Zakat on shares, and assess Islamic contracts.

Islamic Yields & Savings

Calculate returns from Sukuk, Hibah accounts, ASB financing, and Gold Dinar investments.

Retirement, Tax & Planning

Plan EPF i-Invest withdrawals, LHDN tax reliefs, Shariah SIP growth, and FIRE retirement.

Strategic Guide to Bursa Malaysia & Malaysian Finance

1. Single-Tier Tax-Free Dividends

Malaysia operates under a Single-Tier Tax system, meaning all dividends received by individual shareholders from Bursa-listed companies are completely exempt from income tax. This makes high-dividend Bursa stocks exceptionally tax-efficient compared to markets like the UK or US.

Use our Dividend Yield Calculatorto project your annual tax-free passive income from Bursa holdings.

2. Stamp Duty & Brokerage Fees

Every Bursa trade incurs a Stamp Duty of RM1.50 per RM1,000 of contract value, capped at RM1,000 per contract. Additionally, brokerage commissions (typically 0.08%–0.42%) are subject to 6% SST on the commission amount itself.

Our Stamp Duty Calculatorautomatically applies the RM1,000 cap and computes the exact net cost of every trade.

3. Shariah-Compliant Islamic Finance

The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) maintains the Shariah Advisory Council (SAC) approved list of Shariah-compliant securities. Instruments like Sukuk (Islamic bonds), Mudharabah (profit-sharing), Musharakah (joint venture), and Takaful insurance govern Islamic capital market products.

Zakat is due on Bursa shareholdings held for a full Haul (lunar year). Use our Zakat on Shares Calculator for precise 2.5% computation.

4. EPF & PRS for Retirement

The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) mandates employee contributions of 11% and employer contributions of 13% on monthly salaries. Members can leverage EPF Account 1 excess funds for the i-Invest scheme to invest in approved unit trusts.

Private Retirement Schemes (PRS) also provide up to RM3,000 in annual LHDN tax relief. Calculate your eligible amount with our EPF i-Invest Calculator.

TradeCalculate is an independent provider of professional market analytics. All tools are completely free and aligned with the latest SC, BNM, LHDN, and EPF regulations for 2025–2026.

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