- Updated guidelines on mandatory e-invoicing regime issued
- Examples included
- Information on transactions, taxpayers, and scenarios subject to mandatory e-invoicing
- January 1 implementation date for taxpayers with annual income or sales above 25 million Malaysian ringgits
- July 1 implementation date for taxpayers with annual income or sales above 500,000 ringgits
- January 1, 2026 implementation date for taxpayers with annual income or sales up to 500,000 ringgits
- List of taxpayers, entities, and transactions exempt from mandatory e-invoicing
- Overview of e-invoice process, including issuance, delivery, recordkeeping, and submission requirements
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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