Finance Ministry: RM17.15b in excess tax refunds paid to individuals, companies as of Sept 30

The government has refunded RM17.15 billion in excess tax payments to 3.23 million taxpayers by September 30, 2026.

RM6.38 billion was refunded to 3.1 million individual taxpayers, and RM8.95 billion to over 130,000 corporate taxpayers, including MSMEs.

The government aims to settle outstanding refunds promptly, focusing on effective distribution and prioritising MSMEs facing cash flow issues.

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 14 — The government has settled tax overpayment refunds amounting to RM17.15 billion, involving 3.23 million taxpayer cases, for the period up to September 30, 2026.

According to the Ministry of Finance (MoF), this total included RM6.38 billion being refunded to 3.1 million individual taxpayers and RM8.95 billion being refunded to over 130,000 corporate taxpayers, including micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs).

To strengthen the processing of tax refunds, the Inland Revenue Board has implemented various strategies that are fairer and more equitable, ensuring that refund allocations from the government are distributed in an orderly and effective manner based on the age of outstanding cases, while also prioritising MSMEs and companies facing cash flow issues.

“The government is also committed to ensuring that outstanding refunds are fully settled promptly as part of efforts to enhance tax administration efficiency and safeguard taxpayers' rights, in line with the Madani government’s fiscal reform agenda,” the Ministry of Finance (MoF) said in a written reply published on the parliament website yesterday.

The ministry was replying to a question from Lim Guan Eng (Bagan-PH) regarding the timeframe for settling excess tax refunds and the two per cent compensation for corporate taxpayers for the 2025 year of assessment, as well as the amount of outstanding refunds according to the year of assessment and the number of affected taxpayers. — Bernama

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截至 2026 年 9 月 30 日，政府已向 323 万纳税人退还了 171.5 亿令吉的超额税款。

向 310 万个人纳税人退还了 63.8 亿令吉，向超过 13 万家企业纳税人（包括中小微企业）退还了 89.5 亿令吉。

政府的目标是尽快解决未决退款问题，重点是有效分配，并优先考虑面临现金流问题的中小微企业。

吉隆坡，10 月 14 日讯——政府已处理完截至 2026 年 9 月 30 日期间涉及 323 万纳税人的税款超额退还问题，总额达 171.5 亿令吉。

根据财政部（MoF）的数据，这笔总额包括向 310 万个人纳税人退还 63.8 亿令吉，以及向超过 13 万家企业纳税人（包括微型、小型和中型企业）退还 89.5 亿令吉。

为了加强退税处理，内陆税收局实施了各种更加公平公正的策略，确保政府的退税拨款能够根据未决案件的积压时间，以有序有效的方式进行分配，同时优先考虑中小微企业和面临现金流问题的公司。

财政部昨天在议会网站上发表的书面答复中表示：“政府也致力于确保及时全额支付未结退税款，以提高税收管理效率并保障纳税人的权利，这与马达尼政府的财政改革议程相一致。”

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