The Malaysian Inland Revenue Board updated the e-invoicing guidelines, including a 6-month grace period for implementation based on company turnover, allowances for consolidated e-invoices, and no penalties for non-compliance if adhering to the consolidated e-invoicing rules. Taxpayers with an annual turnover or revenue of less than RM150,000 are exempt from e-invoicing.
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