- Malaysia’s service tax rate increased by 2% to 8% on most taxable services
- The rate hike does not apply to food and beverages, telecommunications, parking, and logistic services
- Transition rules apply for services spanning 1 March 2024
- Scope of taxable services expanded to include karaoke, maintenance and repair, brokerage and underwriting, and logistics services
- Logistics services exemption updated to reduce cascading tax effect
- Exemption now includes logistics services for directly exported goods, transhipment and transit activities, door-to-door logistics, and food and beverage delivery services through e-commerce
Source: bdo.global
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