Higher e-invoicing threshold to benefit 200,000 businesses, says SME association


GEORGE TOWN: Around 200,000 small and medium enterprises (SME) are expected to benefit from the government’s expanded e-invoicing exemption, according to the Small and Medium Enterprises Association Malaysia (Samenta).

Samenta president Datuk William Ng said the exemption, which will apply from 2026 to businesses with annual revenue below RM1mil, will provide much-needed relief for the smallest enterprises.

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