- Malaysian government grants six-month grace period for e-invoicing fines
- Grace period starts on August 1, 2024, and lasts until February 1, 2025
- Taxpayers who implement e-invoicing within the timeline will benefit from reduced capital appreciation claims
- Consolidated invoices must still be issued during the grace period
- Businesses with revenue over 100 million MYR are mainly impacted
- Other businesses must implement e-invoicing by Jan 2025 or Jul 2025
- Grace period provides additional time for businesses to adapt to new requirements
- Companies should take advantage of the extension to ensure compliance and benefit from incentives
Source: fonoa.com
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