On May 24, 2024, the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia released SDK 1.0 to help taxpayers prepare for the upcoming MyInvois System. The release includes updates such as amended character limits for contact numbers, refined notes on tax rates, and updated percent nodes for tax rates. There are also enhancements to the signatures feature, including an improved sample and explanation of the Digital Certificate JSON. New additions include a sample XML for foreign currency transactions, an X-rate limit description in the FAQ, a new page for signing document JSONs, and a new tax type code ‘E’. The FAQ section now has subpages on general guidance, signature information, Postman API guidance, and integration practices. Users are reminded to ensure that the root certificate is trusted by the machine used to access the various environments securely. For further details and compliance with the new e-Invoicing requirements, users are encouraged to consult the comprehensive documentation and guidelines available on the HASIL website.
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