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Selling a house in Malaysia seems like a pretty straightforward process, right? But wait, better take note of these 5 charges that you need to fork out for first!

Real Property Gains Tax (RPGT) is an important property-related tax in Malaysia that applies to property sellers, and many are often left confused when there are multiple updates.

Time to find out the 7 advantages you can enjoy as a homebuyer or property investor, while the slow market lasts!

The 4 major states of KL, Selangor, Penang, and Johor saw a clear-cut increase in the number of sales enquiries.

RPGT was first introduced in 1976 under the Real Property Gains Tax Act 1976. It is basically a tax on your net profit when you sell a property.

RPGT was introduced as a means for the government to curb property speculation...

Here is a simple example to calculate the tax