- IRBM in Malaysia introduced measures for flexibilization of upcoming e-invoicing obligation
- No postponement of mandatory go-live date of 1 August 2024
- Consolidated e-invoice allowed for all transactions for first six months
- Grace period with no penalties for taxpayers ensuring compliance with guidelines
- Incentive for compliant taxpayers who meet deadline, expedited capital allowance claim for equipment and software
Source: sovos.com
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