One of the most common tax crimes committed in Malaysia is that of failure to submit a tax return. Upon conviction, an offender will be liable to a fine of anywhere between RM200 and RM20,000, imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months, or both. Failure to remit the balance of tax payable by the due date is also a grievous tax crime. Doing so will cause a penalty of 10% of the tax to be paid to be imposed against the offender.