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Non-Islamic Religious Affairs & Houses of Worship · Timur Laut, PULAU PINANG · Est. 1952
欢迎来到槟城白衣堂！我们供奉白衣大士观世音菩萨，常年举办法会、八关斋戒与点灯祈福，每月初一、十五更备有免费素餐，与大众结缘。Welcome to Pek Ee Tong. We are a Guan Yin temple in Jelutong, Penang — join us for Dharma services, Eight Precepts retreats and light offerings, and share a free vegetarian meal with us on the 1st and 15th of every lunar month.
Non-Islamic Religious Affairs & Houses of Worship · Timur Laut, PULAU PINANG · Est. 1942
欢迎来到妙香林寺！自1942年起，我们在槟城升旗山脚下护持正法，常年举办法会共修、弘法与慈善活动，诚邀十方善信随喜参与。Welcome to Beow Hiang Lim Temple. Since 1942 we have kept the Dharma alive at the foot of Penang Hill — join us for Dharma services, group practice and charity work.
Non-Islamic Religious Affairs & Houses of Worship · Alor Gajah, MELAKA · Est. 2018
祇园是一所全马首家非盈利僧伽护理中心，为出家僧尼成立，让出家人老有所依，年迈或是病痛往生之际享有专业与如法的护理与安顿。诚邀您与我们一同护持。Qi Yuan Jetavana is Malaysia's first non-profit care centre for monks and nuns. We give elderly and ill monastics professional care that honours the Dharma — in old age, in sickness and at the end of life. We invite you to support this work with us.
Community & Social Welfare · Barat Daya, PULAU PINANG · Est. 1990
Than Hsiang Foundation serves the people of Penang through Buddhist education and welfare — kindergartens, counselling and social support, and community health care — carrying on work that began in 1990. 檀香基金会自1990年起，以佛教教育与社会福利服务槟城社区。
Healthcare, Wellness & Mental Health · PULAU PINANG · Est. 2001
Penang Pure Lotus Society Hospice of Compassion is a healthcare and wellness organization based in Pulau Pinang, established in 2001.
Community & Social Welfare
Tax relief, receipts, e-Invoices and PDPA, researched from LHDN and other primary sources and re-checked on a schedule.
Not automatically. A gift only qualifies for a tax deduction if two things are true at once: the organisation holds current approval from LHDN under subsection 44(6) of the Income Tax Act 1967 — the LHDN approval that makes a gift deductible — and it covers the specific fund you're giving to [1][2]. It also has to be a genuine gift, money with nothing specific expected back, not payment for a meal, a ticket, a tablet, or anything else [3]. Even then, it's a deduction against your income, not a refund, capped at 10% of your aggregate income for the year [1][2]. Zakat and fitrah work differently again, as a rebate rather than a deduction [4]. Check before you give by asking the organisation directly, or looking them up on LHDN's own website [1].
What makes a receipt valid for a donor's tax deduction is that (1) your organisation holds current approval from LHDN under subsection 44(6) of the Income Tax Act 1967 for the fund the donation went to, and (2) the receipt itself carries what LHDN's own current guideline requires of every approved organisation, plus anything extra your specific approval letter adds. That guideline, dated 23 October 2025, publishes a general receipt checklist — organisation details, a unique preprinted serial number, the donor's full particulars, the amount and date, the collector's position, and a fixed reference to your approval — which this article walks through in full below [1][2]. A donation to an organisation without 44(6) (or an equivalent) approval, or to a fund your approval doesn't cover, cannot be issued as tax-deductible at all — you can still give the donor an ordinary receipt as proof of payment, just not one that lets them claim a deduction.
You can only claim a donation as a tax deduction if the organisation you gave to holds current LHDN approval under subsection 44(6) of the Income Tax Act 1967 for the fund your gift went to [1][2]. If it does, your deduction is capped at 10% of your aggregate income for the year, shared with a few related categories rather than given fresh for each, and it reduces the income you're taxed on, not your tax bill directly — a RM2,000 gift doesn't come back as RM2,000 [2][3]. On Form BE, donations sit in Part F ("Donations / Gifts / Contributions"), separate from your personal reliefs, and e-Filing applies the 10% cap automatically [4]. Zakat and fitrah are claimed differently — as a rebate, not a deduction [4]. Keep your receipt: LHDN's e-Filing guidance says seven years from the end of the year you filed that return [4].
