Nelydia shows proof of income tax payment

ACTRESS Nelydia Senrose (pic) has shown proof of her income tax payment, posting the receipt on her Instagram account.

This came about after the Inland Revenue Board issued an arrest warrant for her after she failed to show up in court in Shah Alam for a case mention on April 12, Mingguan Malaysia and BH Ahad reported.

The 23-year-old, whose real name is Nik Zaris Nelydia Nik Sen, was accused of failing to submit the Form B income declaration form from 2009 to 2013.

Based on the post uploaded by the Strawberi Karipap actress, it was her payment receipt for the year 2013.

There were no other pictures showing receipts from other years.

A magistrate’s court has set May 24 for the next mention.

> The orang asli from the Temuan tribe still proudly uphold their “pre-marriage customs”, reported Kosmo!

This includes traditions such as adat basuh kaki (customary washing of feet), said Aning anak Embong, who is the tok batin of the Hulu Langat Temuan tribe.

The washing of feet, he said, would be carried out before couples walk to the wedding dais.

“We believe clean feet prevent divorces and strengthens relationship,” he said.

There is also a practice known as adat serah diri in which couples who had pre-marital sexual intercourse, or those who harboured feelings for each other, must come forward and make a confession.

> Cat lovers are splurging tens of thousands of ringgit to buy special breeds from countries such as the United States, Britain and Canada.

They have no qualms spending between RM5,000 and RM30,000 to buy one cat, reported Metro Ahad.

The six most popular cat breeds for Malaysians were the Bengal, British Shorthair, Maine Coon, Ragdoll, hairless Sphynx and the American Bobtail, said Malaysian Cat Club president Khalid Rashid.