The Inland Revenue Board (IRB) is no longer accepting cheques and money orders/postal orders (MOPO) as instruments for direct tax payments.
It said in a statement today, however, an exemption was given to advance payments and instalments for audit, investigation and civil law cases using cheques/post-dated cheques submitted to IRB before Aug 1, 2023.Payment of a two per cent tax deduction against the payment of commission by the paying company to an agent, dealer or distributor under Section 107D of the Income Tax Act 1967 is also exempted from this rule involving MOPO, it said.
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