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Explanation
Business Zakat
Business activity is one way of earning income so it can be taxed Business Zakat. In principle, it is not much different from Income Zakat, where it is imposed on traders and entrepreneurs. While income zakat is usually for those who work for a salary. However, the most significant difference between these two categories is how each one is counted. The way of calculation is different because it involves the company and the way the business operates. Let's find out more about this.
What is Business Zakat?
Zakat business is zakat that must be paid based on the results or income from business activities. This business activity includes various fields and industries such as business based on manufacturing, services, buying and selling of goods, mining, agriculture, plantation, shipping, logistics, supply, distribution and so on.
Meanwhile, forms of business that are subject to zakat include private businesses, partnerships, and even partnership businesses with non-Muslim partners. All types of companies, cooperatives, stalls, online businesses, stock businesses, and any activity that involves the exchange of money for goods or services are considered businesses and must pay zakat if they meet the conditions that have been set.
Advantages of Paying Business Zakat
Indahnya membayar zakat, tidak kira apa jenis zakat sekalipun sebagai amalan yang menyempurnakan ibadah kita kepada Allah SWT, dan juga membolehkan kita bantu-membantu sesama manusia. Bagaikan mendapat dua kali ganda bonus yang dirasai hasil daripada menunaikan tanggungjawab ini.
In particular, there are several advantages to the practice of paying business zakat including:-
- Cleansing the business results from all the wrongly weighed or miscalculated elements that we may not be aware of while doing it
- Raise a sense of gratitude for the sustenance bestowed on our business
- It is also an encouragement to strive even harder after examining the business results in a given year, hopefully to be able to contribute more to the community and society
- Feeling satisfied for being able to help the asnaf group and help develop the community as a result of our donations and payments
- Increase piety to Allah SWT because you can see for yourself that spending wealth in the way of Allah will not harm property and business
- And there are many other advantages of paying zakat that we may not be aware of
Frequently Asked Questions
There are several arguments that refer to the obligation to pay business zakat. Among them include the following.
The words of Allah SWT:
“(Ibadat itu dikerjakan oleh) orang-orang yang kuat imannya yang tidak dilalaikan oleh perniagaan atau berjual-beli daripada menyebut serta mengingati Allah, dan mendirikan sembahyang serta memberi zakat; mereka takutkan hari (kiamat) yang padanya berbalik-balik hati dan pandangan.” [Surah Al-Nur (24): 37]
This word clearly shows that believers will not neglect to pay part of the profits of business or buying and selling activities that become our sustenance.
Meanwhile, there is also a hadith of the Prophet that touches on this matter.
Salah satunya, Samurah bin Jundub menyatakan: “Sesungguhnya Rasulullah memerintahkan kami untuk mengeluarkan sedekah (zakat) daripada apa yang kami persiapkan untuk diperniagakan.” (Hadis riwayat Abu Daud).
This hadith apparently refers to business zakat and business activities.
Anas RA narrated that Abu Bakr RA prescribed for him what the Messenger of Allah SAW prescribed:
“Dan jika sesuatu harta berkongsi bercampur oleh dua orang, maka keduanya saling mengeluarkan zakat dengan adil (sesuai dengan kadar atau bahagian masing-masing)”.[HR Bukhari]
The hadith above not only shows the obligation to pay zakat, but can be used as a reference for traders who have non-Muslim partners. As it turns out, the rate of business zakat paid depends on each individual's share, as well as each individual's ability.
The conditions that require payment for individuals are as follows:-
- Islam
- Independent
- Perfect belonging to the business
- Achieve nisab
- Mencapai haul – iaitu cukup tempoh selama setahun
- The item is intended for business
- The business must comply with Islamic law
For businesses that are illegal from the Islamic point of view, such as selling alcohol, gambling, etc., it is not obligatory to pay zakat.
Of course, the way to calculate business zakat is different from income zakat due to several factors such as employees and the cost of materials or goods.
In general, the way to calculate the payment that needs to be made is as follows:
- Pendapatan tunai (termasuk di bank) & modal + Nilai inventori + Nilai kredit (seperti pinjaman perniagaan) – Perbelanjaan & hutang perniagaan = Baki
- The balance from the above calculation, if it is sufficient for the nisab value (or exceeds it) is then multiplied by the rate of 2.5%. This amount is the amount to be paid.
For general reference, the following terms are explained:-
Inventory: Stock of goods including raw materials and goods for sale
Expenses: Including employee wages, office or sales site rent, electricity bills and so on.
Nisab zakat perniagaan ditetapkan pada kadar 2.5% daripada keuntungan bersih setahun, iaitu setelah tamat tempoh haul. Nisab ini adalah berdasarkan nilai 85 gram emas, yang dianggarkan bersamaan dengan nilai RM35,449 pada kemas kini terakhir, iaitu pada Julai-Disember 2022. Bagaimana pun, perlu diambil kira bahawa nilai ini bergantung kepada kadar emas semasa. Untuk pengetahuan, kadar nisab zakat berdasarkan nilai perak pula adalah tertakluk kepada 595 gram perak.
Therefore, if the profit and value of your business assets reach or exceed this RM21,432, business zakat must be imposed on it after sufficient haul. Usually, most traders or company owners calculate the haul starting from January to December. This calculation is a convenient calculation to subtract the amount due from the income tax or business tax calculation for the year.
However, it is recommended for zakat payers who follow the Christian calendar (ie January to December) to follow the count that has been set by Accounting and Auditing Organization of Islamic Financial Institutions (AAOIFI), where the ratio is calculated as 2.577%. This is because the number of days in a year according to the Christian calendar is more than a year according to the Hijri calendar. In earning a living, we need to carry out our responsibilities well so it is good if we are honest in calculating the rate and nisab of zakat, especially when paying business zakat.
Zakat perniagaan boleh dibayar dengan mana-mana pemungut zakat di tempat anda bermastautin. Ia juga boleh dibayar secara atas talian dengan cara mengisi borang di atas.
Selamat menunaikan kewajipan membayar zakat perniagaan.


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