- Malaysian Inland Revenue Board issued updated guidelines on 2023 e-invoicing requirements
- Guidelines include clarifications on implementation timeline and exemptions
- Guidelines also cover transmission mechanisms of e-invoices through API
- E-invoicing guidelines provided for cross-border transactions, profit distribution, foreign income, cybersecurity, and other specific areas.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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