Edmund and his wife have two children, aged one and three years respectively, the elder of whom is disabled. Since starting their family, Mrs Edmund had ceased being employed to take care of the children. She did not derive any income during the year 2019.

Edmunds employer provided him with a domestic servant during 2019. Other domestic bills paid for by his employer in 2019 were as follows:

Water and electricity 4,500

Medical 3,900

Dental 850

Edmunds statement of remuneration for the year ended 31 December 2019 indicated the following:

Salary 72,000

Travelling allowance 6,000

Childcare allowance 7,200

Leave passage to Langkawi 1,200

Leave passage to Perth 4,200

EPF contribution (employees contribution) 7,920

Edmund underwent a part-time course in software development during May 2017 to October 2019 at the University Malaya and was awarded a diploma in December 2019. He incurred RM6,750 of fees for the course in 2019. Edmund brokered a land sale for his friends in 2019 and received a commission of RM5,000 from the seller. This is the first time he has received such a commission. In 2019, he donated RM500 to the Association for the Blind (an approved organisation).

Required:

Compute the Malaysian income tax payable for the year of assessment 2019 by Edmund