- Malaysia’s new electronic invoicing mandate has improved business transaction efficiency and the country’s invoicing and taxation processes.
- To avoid rejection and cancellation, businesses transitioning to the new system must understand the e-invoicing procedure, which operates on a continuous transaction controls (CTC) model and validates invoices in real time.
- Starting June 2024, the new invoicing process will be implemented, and by July 2025, all Malaysian taxpayers must comply with the upcoming standards and transmit invoices through the new system using the MyInvois portal or an API.
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