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What is Unit Trust

A Unit Trust Fund consists of a pool of funds collected from a group of investors with similar objectives.

This collective investment fund is managed full time by professional fund managers. An investment portfolio typically includes equities, bonds and assets.

A unit trust is a three-way relationship among the manager, the trustee and the unit holder. The manager manages and operates the unit trust fund, the trustee holds all the assets and the unit holder is the investor

Benefit of Unit Trust Investments

More and more investors today prefer unit trusts to investing in the stock market for many reasons.

They get to invest in a diversified portfolio and benefit from the expert management of fund specialists for an affordable capital outlay and minimum risk. Their unit trust investments are individually tailored to suit their specific needs and constantly monitored, saving valuable time and resources.

Of course, any investment comes with an element of risk. So it is always best to know which are your possible risk factors. To help you steer your way through risks, please refer to pages 6 & 7 of the Master Prospectus.

How to Claim Tax Credits

Below is a guide for reference by investors to claim for tax credit on the dividend received for investment in CWA's unit trust funds.
The guide details the format of the Malaysian Tax Vouchers in the Distribution Statements for dividend reinvestment or paid out. In order to compute the tax credit, please fill in the worksheet HK-3 – Tolakan Cukai Di Bawah Seksyen 110 (Dividend) based on the Malaysian Tax Vouchers. The corresponding items between Worksheet HK-3 and Malaysian Tax Vouchers are clearly indicated with labels (i) to (v).

1. Format of HK-3 and Corresponding Item in Tax Voucher
Bil.Tarikh BayaranNo. Waran /
No. Siri
Nama SyarikatDividend KasarCukai DipotongDividend Bersih
RMSenRMSenRMSen
(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)(v)(iv) - (v)

2. Format of Malaysian Tax Voucher (Dividend Reinvestment)
Transaction No.Distribution No.Type Of DistributionFor Year EndingEntitlement DateDate Of PaymentNo Of Units HeldGross Distribution Rate (RM)
(i)

Taxable Income (RM)
(1)
Malaysian Taxation (RM)
-(2)
Foreign Taxation (RM)
-(3)
Non-Allowable Expenses (RM)
-(4)
Non-Taxable Income (RM)
+(5)
Distribution Equalisation (RM)
+(6)
Net Payable (RM)
=(7)
(iv)(v)

TRUSTEE (NAME OF FUND) (iii)

3. Format of Malaysian Tax Voucher (Dividend Paid-out)
Account No.Warrant No.Distribution No.Type Of DistributionFor Year EndingEntitlement DateDate Of PaymentNo. Of Units Held
(ii)(i)

Gross Distribution
Rate
Taxable Income (RM)
(1)
Tax
(-2)
Nonallowable Expenses (RM)
-(3)
Non-Taxable Income (RM)
+(4)
Distribution Equalisation (RM)
+(5)
Net Payable (RM)
=(6)
Malaysian (RM)Foreign (RM)
(iv)(v)

TRUSTEE (NAME OF FUND) (iii)

 

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