A significant number of Malaysian e-commerce businesses are failing to meet tax obligations under the new e-invoicing system, prompting active monitoring and enforcement by the IRBM. The mandatory rollout of e-invoicing, with varying deadlines based on business turnover, aims to improve tax compliance, and non-compliance will result in penalties and disruptions.
Source: taxilla.com
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