Can bankrupt Malaysians still receive government aid like BR1M?

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Bankrupt Malaysians May Still Qualify for Government Aid Including BR1M

Malaysian taxpayers who have been declared bankrupt are still eligible to receive government assistance, such as the 1Malaysia People's Aid (BR1M), provided they are registered with the Insolvency Department. This clarifies that a bankruptcy declaration does not automatically disqualify individuals from all forms of government support.
Details on Bankruptcy Cases and Tax Debts

As of December 31 of the previous year, the Insolvency Department had registered 116 bankruptcy cases related to unpaid taxes, which were being processed by the Inland Revenue Board (IRB). These cases represented a total of RM14.40 million in outstanding tax amounts.
Breakdown of Individual and Corporate Taxpayer Cases

Within the 116 registered cases, 93 involved individual taxpayers and amounted to RM11.32 million in due taxes. An additional 23 cases pertained to corporate taxpayers, with outstanding tax debts totalling RM3.08 million.
Inland Revenue Board's Tax Collection Performance

For the same period last year, the IRB successfully collected an estimated RM114.2 billion in taxes. The total amount of due and owing income taxes for that period stood at RM6.81 billion.

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