- SMEs are facing challenges with the shift towards mandatory e-invoicing
- Challenges include limited resources, digital literacy, and compliance issues
- Concerns raised about short implementation period and lack of comprehensive guidelines
- Request for deferment from certain industries to properly evaluate implementation systems
- LHDN working to address concerns and providing free software to help businesses transition
- All businesses in Malaysia required to switch to mandatory e-invoicing by July next year
Source: thestar.com.my
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