Service Tax on Digital Services
Meet RM500k threshold requirements for foreign digital services
INDIRECT TAX
Malaysia digital service tax registration
Digital service tax in Malaysia imposes specific compliance obligations on foreign service providers, including registration requirements and ongoing tax collection responsibilities. The rules involve complex considerations around customer location, service categorisation and revenue thresholds.
We assist digital service providers in understanding these obligations, implementing compliant systems and maintaining proper documentation to meet all regulatory requirements.
Our services include
- RMCD registration (RM500k+ revenue)
- Transaction monitoring systems
- Quarterly filing support
- Penalty risk assessment
Facing Customs audits or SST complexities?
Our indirect tax specialists are ready to help!
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Meng Huei Foo
Head of TaxKuala Lumpur
Mun Yew Chong
Partner, TaxKuala Lumpur