Tax Incentives for e-Invoice Implementation
While there was no announcement on the postponement of the e-invoicing implementation during Budget 2025, the government has proposed that effective from YA 2024 to YA 2025, accelerated capital allowances for the purchase of ICT
equipment (electronic devices / computers for data processing and communication), software, and consulting fees will be available. Hence, businesses can claim these capital allowances in full within two years, reduced from the current three years.
The mandatory timeline for the implementation of
e-invoicing remains unchanged, and businesses with an annual turnover of RM150k and above are still required to implement e-invoicing as per the timeline stated in the guideline.
2% Tax on Dividend Income
Starting from the YA 2025, a 2% dividend tax will be imposed on individual shareholders receiving over RM100,000 in dividend income. This will affect high-earning shareholders, decreasing their post-tax returns from investments. With the addition of this tax, how can these shareholders plan their strategies for dividend income?
Grants for Business Operations
Budget 2025 has allocated healthy amounts of grants for business owners looking to aid
their current business operations. There are more than 15 grants available for businesses in Malaysia! Don’t you think this is the perfect opportunity for business owners to learn more about the grants and make good use of it for their businesses?