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Malaysia's Cabinet has agreed to conduct a comprehensive review of the e-invoice system and mandatory EPF contributions for foreign workers, potentially postponing both measures to ease pressure on businesses facing global economic uncertainties.
Malaysia's parliament received two landmark amendment bills aimed at expanding the Malaysia Competition Commission's investigative powers and widening the scope of competition law beyond commercial activities to cover all economic sectors.
Malaysia's tax authority reports that 52,540 taxpayers have voluntarily declared RM4.07 billion in previously unreported income following the introduction of the e-Invoicing system. The initiative has driven digital compliance across the business sector.
Business groups in Kelantan have raised concerns about foreigners allegedly using marriages with local women and business partnerships to operate enterprises while evading regulatory requirements and fair competition standards.