Note: To calculate your road tax, the location where you currently keep your vehicle will be factored in, not the location where it was registered, so a Sabah-registered car that is used in KL will be subject to Peninsular Malaysia rates.
Where to renew Road Tax in Malaysia?
You can renew road tax in Malaysia through online services like MyEG, at post offices, JPJ counters, some insurance companies, banking services, and mobile apps. Make sure to have your vehicle registration card and insurance details ready for the renewal process.
How is road tax calculated in Malaysia?
In Malaysia, road tax for vehicles is calculated based on the engine capacity of the vehicle. Rates vary depending on the engine size, with different fees for different ranges of engine capacities. It’s best to check with the Road Transport Department of Malaysia for the most current rates and calculations.
Why are company-owned vehicle road tax rates higher?
Company-owned vehicle road tax rates are higher due to their commercial use, higher mileage, revenue-generating nature, and regulatory considerations, reflecting the increased strain on public infrastructure and roads.
What is the difference between saloon and non-saloon vehicles?
Saloon vehicles (sedans) have a separate trunk compartment, while non-saloon vehicles encompass various body styles like hatchbacks, SUVs, and coupes that may not have a distinct trunk and offer different design and versatility.
When do I need to renew my road tax?
In Malaysia, you need to renew your road tax annually. The renewal period is typically based on the expiry date of your current road tax. It’s important to renew your road tax before it expires to avoid penalties and legal issues.
What documents are required to renew Road Tax in Malaysia?
To renew your road tax in Malaysia, you typically need your vehicle registration card, previous road tax receipt, insurance cover note, identification document, and ownership transfer document if applicable.