Malaysia's tax collection hit a record RM204 billion in 2025, but what does that mean for businesses navigating an increasingly watchful compliance environment?

TraTax's Thenesh Kannaa looks at what is driving the surge in tax revenue, from e-invoicing and digitalisation to the stamp duty voluntary disclosure programme. He also breaks down the tax areas that businesses and individuals need to pay attention to this year.

Tune in to learn:


What could have led to a record RM204 billion tax collection in 2025


E-invoicing and the government's approach to tackling the shadow economy


Stamp duty compliance and the risks businesses are still underestimating


The intricacies and factors to consider when it comes to paying stamp duties


How individual tax filing will be simplified with e-invoicing, but the responsibility still falls on the taxpayer.

Malaysia's tax collection hit a record RM204 billion in 2025, but what does that mean for businesses navigating an increasingly watchful compliance environment?TraTax's Thenesh Kannaa looks at what is driving the surge in tax revenue, from e-invoicing and digitalisation to the stamp duty voluntary disclosure programme. He also breaks down the tax areas that businesses and individuals need to pay attention to this year.Tune in to learn:<ul><li>What could have led to a record RM204 billion tax collection in 2025</li><li>E-invoicing and the government's approach to tackling the shadow economy</li><li>Stamp duty compliance and the risks businesses are still underestimating</li><li>The intricacies and factors to consider when it comes to paying stamp duties</li><li>How individual tax filing will be simplified with e-invoicing, but the responsibility still falls on the taxpayer.</li></ul>

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