- Malaysia proposes new timeline for e-invoicing implementation
- E-invoicing will be mandatory for taxpayers with annual income or sales exceeding RM100 million starting from August 1, 2024
- E-invoicing for taxpayers in other income categories will be enforced in phases, with a comprehensive implementation target of July 1, 2025
- The Government proposed to expand the usage of Tax Identification Numbers (TIN) to strengthen e-invoicing implementation
- Invoicing requirements for Malaysian businesses will change significantly
- Businesses should proactively prepare for the upcoming e-invoicing mandate and assess their current IT systems, ERP systems, and tax compliance processes
- The Budget proposal offers more time for taxpayers to prepare, but the postponement is not significant.
Source: fonoa.com
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