- Malaysia amended the service tax regulations for digital services, mainly to update filing and payment rules.
- Electronically filed service tax returns and payments, including penalty payments, may be received at any time except during system maintenance.
- Malaysian Standard Time (UTC+8) is the controlling time for determining when a return or payment is received.
- The amendments also clarify how deadlines are determined when a filing/payment due date falls on a specified day or time.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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