RM5,000 salary in Malaysia (2027)
A Malaysian earning RM5,000 gross per month takes home about RM 4,305.35 after EPF, SOCSO, EIS and PCB.
Take-home pay
RM 4,305.35
Total deductions
RM 694.65
Total cost to employer
RM 5,746.55
Monthly deductions for RM5,000
| Employee | Employer | |
|---|---|---|
| EPF (KWSP) | RM 550.00 | RM 650.00 |
| SOCSO (PERKESO) | RM 24.75 | RM 86.65 |
| EIS (SIP) | RM 9.90 | RM 9.90 |
| PCB / MTD (income tax) | RM 110.00 | – |
| Total deductions | − RM 694.65 | RM 746.55 |
| Take-home pay | RM 4,305.35 | Total cost to employer: RM 5,746.55 |
Estimates only, based on the statutory tables in effect today. Actual deductions depend on your employer's payroll setup, bonuses, additional reliefs and zakat. Confirm with KWSP, PERKESO and LHDN.
Non-citizen (foreign worker) on RM5,000
A non-citizen employee on RM5,000 pays 2% EPF (RM 100.00) and the employer 2% (RM 100.00); SOCSO RM 24.75; no EIS. Take-home about RM 4,751.25.
Common questions about a RM5,000 salary
How much EPF is deducted from RM5,000?
Employee EPF is RM 550.00 (11%) and the employer contributes RM 650.00, for a total EPF saving of RM 1,200.00 per month.
How much SOCSO for RM5,000?
Employee SOCSO is RM 24.75 and employer SOCSO is RM 86.65 per month (Category 1, under 60).
Is PCB deducted on RM5,000?
Yes — about RM 110.00 per month for a single person with no children. Married with a non-working spouse or with children pays less.
What is the annual take-home for RM5,000?
About RM 51,664.20 per year (RM 4,305.35 × 12), before bonus.