- Malaysia has postponed mandatory e-invoicing for businesses with RM1m–RM5m turnover to 1 January 2027, with an extended penalty-free transition period.
- The exemption threshold was raised to RM1 million, removing smaller businesses from the mandatory scope and cancelling the RM500k–RM1m rollout.
- Larger taxpayers remain on the original timeline, with no changes to their obligations.
- Consolidated e-invoicing will expand to include the retail and building materials sectors.
- The phased rollout continues, giving smaller and mid-sized businesses more preparation time.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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