Malaysia Implements 10% Sales Tax on
Low-Value Goods Starting
Effective January 1, 2024, the Royal Malaysian Customs Department will enforce a 10% sales tax on cross-border purchases of goods valued at MYR500 or less. This new tax policy applies to all sales to both businesses and consumers in Malaysia.
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