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Payroll software · 🇲🇾 Malaysia

Malaysian payroll, ready before the 15th.

EPF, SOCSO, EIS and PCB come out of one run, in ringgit, on one screen. Four bodies share a deadline every month. That does not have to mean four evenings.

EPF (KWSP)SOCSO and EIS (PERKESO)MTD / PCBEA form and Form E
hreasily.com/payroll · Malaysia
March run · 24 employeesGross RM 128,400 · approved
Approved
EPF, SOCSO and EISContribution schedules prepared
Ready
MTD / PCB · CP39Monthly deduction listing
Ready
CP22 · two new hiresDue within 30 days of starting
Flagged
Why Malaysian payroll is its own job

Four separate bodies, four portals, four file formats, and one deadline they all share on the 15th.

EPF, SOCSO, EIS and PCB each want their own submission in their own layout. Then the tax forms that follow hiring and leaving run on their own 30-day clocks, nowhere near your payroll calendar. Missing those is the classic small-employer mistake, and it is a calendar problem more than an accounting one.

Your statutory month

What Malaysia asks for, and when

Everything below was checked against KWSP, PERKESO and HASiL in September 2026.

WhatWhat it isWhen
EPF / KWSPEmployees Provident Fund

Employee and employer contributions, submitted with payment through i-Akaun.

By the 15th
SOCSO / PERKESOSocial Security Organisation

Employment Injury and Invalidity schemes, submitted through the ASSIST portal.

By the 15th
EIS / SIPEmployment Insurance System

Also PERKESO, also ASSIST, on the same monthly cycle as SOCSO.

By the 15th
MTD / PCBMonthly tax deduction, LHDN

Deducted in the run and remitted on CP39, now through e-PCB Plus on MyTax.

By the 15th
HRD Corp levyHuman Resource Development Corp

Mandatory once you reach ten Malaysian employees, optional between five and nine, paid through eTRiS.

By the 15th
EA formStatement of remuneration

One per employee, for their own tax filing.

By the last day of February
Form E and CP8DEmployer’s return

The annual return covering everyone you paid during the year.

By 31 March
CP22, CP22A, CP21Hire, cessation, departure

New hires within 30 days, cessation on leaving, and departure from Malaysia 30 days ahead. These follow people, not the payroll calendar.

Event-driven

No rates on this page, deliberately. Contribution rates and wage ceilings change more often than a website does, and a stale number is worse than none. What we publish is the shape of the obligation; the amounts come out of the run.

What HReasily does with it

One run, and the month is accounted for

The same employee record feeds the payslip, the contributions and the reporting, so the numbers cannot disagree with each other.

Contributions calculated inside the run

EPF, SOCSO, EIS and PCB are worked out as part of the payroll run rather than in a spreadsheet beside it, so the payslip and the submission come from the same numbers.

The schedules each body expects

Contribution and deduction schedules prepared in the format each agency asks for, so the submission is a file you upload rather than a form you retype.

Statutory logic kept current per market

Rules are maintained inside the product for each market we operate in, so a change in Malaysia does not become a change you have to notice first.

The forms that follow your people

Joiners and leavers are captured on the employee record, so the event-driven tax forms are visible in the month they arise rather than at year end.

Kept current

What changed in Malaysia recently

Three things a payroll page written two years ago would get wrong.

From October 2025
EPF became mandatory for non-Malaysian employees

Contributions for non-citizen employees on Visitor’s Pass (Temporary Employment) and Employment Pass began with October 2025 wages, first paid in November. Domestic servants are excluded. Employers verify registration through i-Akaun.

2024 into 2025
e-PCB Plus replaced three separate systems

e-PCB, e-Data PCB and e-CP39 were consolidated onto one platform on MyTax, with the payment menu opening in February 2025. Payroll systems upload to the new platform.

Since September 2024
CP22 moved online

Notification of a new employee must be submitted electronically. It is a 30-day clock that starts when someone joins, not when you next run payroll.

The rest of the region

Add a market, not a vendor

HReasily runs six markets on one platform. Multi-country customers run them in a single cycle with a market-by-market breakdown, rather than reconciling five payroll providers.

🇲🇾

Malaysia pricing starts at RM5.20 per employee, per month

Priced per employee per month in ringgit, on Classic. Add only the modules you use, and see the full breakdown on the pricing page.

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Questions

Malaysia payroll, answered

Does HReasily handle EPF, SOCSO and EIS in one run?
Yes. All three are calculated as part of the Malaysian payroll run, alongside MTD/PCB, from the same employee record.
What about the HRD Corp levy?
The levy applies once you employ ten Malaysian employees, and is optional between five and nine. Talk to us about how it is handled for your headcount.
Can I run Malaysia and another market together?
Yes. HReasily runs six markets, and multi-country customers run them in one cycle with a market-by-market breakdown. Malaysia does not need its own vendor.
Is the EA form produced for employees?
Year-end statements of remuneration are part of the Malaysian payroll year. Confirm the exact EA and Form E outputs with us for your setup.

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