- The Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia announced a 6-month grace period for mandatory e-Invoicing starting from August 1, 2024
- During the grace period, taxpayers can issue consolidated e-Invoices for all transactions
- Penalties for non-compliance with e-Invoicing rules will be exempted during the grace period
- Early adopters of the e-Invoicing system will receive additional incentives
- The announcement aims to ease the transition for businesses into the mandatory e-Invoicing system
- The grace period provides businesses with flexibility to adapt their processes without immediate compliance pressure
- Incentives for early adopters encourage a swift transition to e-Invoicing
- The IRBM’s commitment to a smooth transition to mandatory e-Invoicing aims to foster a more efficient and transparent tax environment in Malaysia.
Source: rtcsuite.com
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