- MIRB released updated e-Invoice Guidelines (Versions 4.6 and 4.5) and new FAQs in December 2025, replacing previous versions.
- Taxpayers with annual turnover up to RM 5 million must implement e-Invoicing by 1 January 2026, with a six-month interim relaxation period and no prosecution for non-compliance if certain conditions are met.
- New businesses from 2023-2025 with turnover of at least RM 1,000,000 must implement e-Invoicing by 1 July 2026; for those starting from 2026, implementation is required by 1 July 2026 or upon commencement, with specific rules if turnover is below RM 1,000,000.
- Exemption from e-Invoicing applies to taxpayers with annual turnover below RM 1,000,000 (previously RM 500,000).
Source: assets.kpmg.com
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