The Malaysian tax office (MIRB) has recently updated the form used by the tax authority to gather information from certain taxpayers in connection with their cross-border transactions to conduct a transfer pricing risk assessment.
Certain taxpayers receive a letter from the Inland Revenue Service with an attached MNE form [PIN 1/2017], which must generally be completed and submitted within 30 days of the date of the letter.
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