- Malaysia issued rules granting accelerated capital allowance (ACA) for residents investing in ICT equipment for e-invoicing implementation.
- Eligible taxpayers must comply strictly with e-invoicing timelines and requirements, with no flexibility allowed.
- The ACA provides a 20% initial allowance and a 40% annual allowance for qualifying expenditures.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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