PUTRAJAYA, June 21 — Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia said e-Invoicing has strengthened tax compliance, with 52,540 taxpayers declaring RM4.07 billion in income.
And RM1.009 billion in tax payable. Since its launch in August 2024, over 230,000 taxpayers have adopted the system, generating 1.505 billion e-Invoices.
LHDN said data analytics have improved compliance monitoring and warned that enforcement action will be taken against businesses that fail to meet e-Invoicing requirements.
