When you rent out your unit to the other party, it is advisable to have a tenancy agreement (also known as ‘ perjanjian sewa’ in Bahasa Malaysia) to protect your and the other party’s rights. There are also some costs to be incurred for preparing the contract.
Before that, we will explain the importance of a perjanjian sewa before explaining the related tenancy agreement fee and the calculation.
Importance of Perjanjian Sewa
A tenancy agreement in Malaysia usually lists the terms and conditions for the arrangements including the rights of the parties, that is the landlord and the tenant.
The usual terms are the amount of monthly rental, rental deposit, and utility deposits. The other terms are whether any furniture is provided in the unit and the renewal/extension option.
In some cases, the landlord may require the tenant to get his permission for any renovation.
As to the question of ‘tenancy agreement 1+1 meaning’, it means there is a fixed period of 1-year rental and another year extension is optional.
When there is an expired tenancy agreement Malaysia and if the tenants continue to stay in the property after the expiry, the tenants will be regarded as trespassing into the landlords’ unit and legal action may be taken against them.
Costs For Perjanjian Sewa
The tenants may pay some fees for the contract which are:
Calculation For Setem Duti and Legal Fees
Stamp Duty
The following tenancy agreement stamp duty table shows the calculation for the duties: