LHDN Real Property Gains Tax (RPGT) Form

Disposing of property in Malaysia requires accurate calculation and declaration of Real Property Gains Tax (RPGT) to Lembaga Hasil Dalam Negeri Malaysia (LHDN). This comprehensive RPGT form template is designed for property owners, real estate agents, tax consultants, and legal professionals who need to prepare compliant RPGT submissions.

The form guides you through the entire RPGT calculation process—from property details and acquisition costs to disposal proceeds and allowable expenses. Built-in calculation worksheets automatically compute your chargeable gain, applicable tax rates based on holding period and residency status, and final RPGT liability, reducing manual errors and ensuring compliance with current Malaysian tax regulations.

Whether you're handling residential property sales, commercial disposals, or investment property transactions, this template captures all necessary information including seller and purchaser details, property description, MyKad/registration numbers, sale and purchase agreement details, and supporting documentation uploads.

Paperform's conditional logic ensures the right questions appear based on property type, ownership category (individual, company, or foreigner), and holding period—making the form experience smooth for users while maintaining thoroughness for LHDN submissions. Calculations update in real-time as information is entered, providing immediate visibility into tax obligations.

For tax consultants and legal firms handling multiple property transactions, this template can be customised with your branding and integrated with Stepper workflows to automatically generate submission documents, send client confirmations, and track filing deadlines across your practice. Connect to your CRM or practice management system to maintain a complete audit trail of all property disposal cases.

Built on Paperform's SOC 2 Type II compliant platform, this RPGT form template gives Malaysian property professionals a reliable, efficient tool for managing one of the most critical compliance requirements in property transactions.