- Malaysian Inland Revenue Board issued updated guidelines on mandatory e-invoicing in Malay and English
- Guidelines cover types of transactions, taxpayers, and scenarios for mandatory e-invoicing
- Mandatory e-invoicing starts Jan 1, 2026, for taxpayers with income or sales over 1 million and up to 5 million ringgits
- Starts July 1, 2026, for taxpayers with income or sales up to 1 million ringgits
- Taxpayers not subject include self-billed e-invoices, individuals not conducting business, and those with income or sales under 500,000 ringgits
- Templates provided for sending e-invoices to the Tax Agency via MyInvois portal or API
- Requirements include proof of employee expenses and cross-border and e-commerce transactions
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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