- Malaysia is implementing a four-phase electronic invoicing initiative starting in August 2024, bringing significant operational changes for businesses.
- Electronic invoicing will streamline tax-related processes, making payment transactions easier for companies.
- The Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (IRBM) aims to revolutionize tax administration by facilitating transactions and ensuring compliance. The IRBM allows two transmission mechanisms and enables international transactions through the PEPPOL network, expanding market opportunities for Malaysian businesses.
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