Malaysia's new Income Tax Rules 2026 – P.U.(A) 252/2026 – let resident companies claim a double tax deduction for scholarships given to Malaysian students in technical and vocational (TVET) certificate, diploma, degree or professional certificate courses, from YA2026.
Eligible costs include tuition and course fees, education support and reasonable living expenses. Students must be Malaysian, studying full-time, with no income and a household income of not more than RM15,000 a month. Scholarship agreements must be signed between 2026 and 2030.
Introducing the MTTC Future Talent Funds
To make it simple for industry to invest in talent, MTTC College has launched the Future Talent Funds – a ready-made scholarship scheme for our BIM, digital construction and design diplomas:
- Full, Half or One-Time scholarships
- sponsors join the scholar interview panel
- semester progress reports for every scholar
- yearly invoicing, with tuition paid directly to the college
- naming rights for the year's top sponsor
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General information, not tax advice – please confirm your company's position with your tax adviser.
