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MRCA Proposes Stricter Cross-border E-commerce Policies In Budget 2027
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Fusion42 · 15 September 2026 · Fusion42 review
The Malaysia Retail Chain Association (MRCA) has proposed that Budget 2027 include stricter enforcement of sales tax on low-value goods in cross-border e-commerce, equalising surcharges to protect local retailers and national revenue, alongside calls for stronger controls on counterfeit goods and targeted tax incentives for ESG upgrades.
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You face a policy shift tightening tax rules on cross-border e-commerce, which will level the playing field against foreign platforms undercutting local retailers. This opens a window to engage policymakers on enforcement details and prepare your compliance strategy for the upcoming Budget 2027.
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