- Revised Rollout Timeline: Malaysia’s Ministry of Finance announced a six-month delay for the fourth wave of the MyInvois mandate, pushing the soft launch for businesses with annual turnover between RM1 million and RM5 million to January 1, 2026. The updated rollout now includes staggered deadlines for different turnover thresholds.
- MyInvois 2.1 Guidelines and Peppol Integration: The Inland Revenue Board released updated MyInvois 2.1 guidelines and a new software development kit (SDK 1.0), enhancing transaction types, API endpoints, and currency exchange documentation. Malaysia also localized the Peppol International Invoice (PINT) to PINT-MY, ensuring compliance and interoperability within the Peppol Network.
- Incentives for Early Compliance: Under the CTC model, invoices must be pre-cleared via the government portal, receiving a unique Certification Serial Number. Businesses starting live reporting during the soft launch will benefit from accelerated capital allowances on IT investments, encouraging early adoption and system readiness for the upcoming regulations.
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