- Order No. P.U. (A) 404 and Regulation No. P.U. (A) 405 have been published in the Malaysian Official Gazette.
- The sales tax rate for low-value goods has been set at 10 percent.
- A new regulation, Rule 6A, has been introduced for issuing credit notes and debit notes.
- The manner of furnishing returns has been addressed, including specifying required information and the form and manner of filing.
- Non-compliance with the regulation is considered an offense.
- The order and regulation will be effective from January 1.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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