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Malaysia Tax Information

10% sales / 8% service

SST: 10% sales tax on goods, 8% service tax. GST was abolished in 2018.

Yoga Instructor Services to Invoice

  • Private sessions
  • Group classes
  • Corporate yoga
  • Workshops
  • Retreats
  • Online classes
  • Teacher training

Invoice Requirements in Malaysia

SST registration number
Business registration
Client details
SST breakdown
Total in MYR

Payment Terms

Drop-in paid at time of class. Packages and privates paid in advance.

CashNet 30Net 60End of Month

Payment Methods in Malaysia

Bank TransferDuitNowFPXCredit CardTouch 'n Go

Yoga Instructor Invoice Tips

  • Specify class type
  • Include session duration
  • Note participant count
  • Reference location
  • Document series completion

Frequently Asked Questions

What tax rate applies to yoga instructor invoices in Malaysia?

Malaysia has 10% sales / 8% service. SST: 10% sales tax on goods, 8% service tax. GST was abolished in 2018.

What payment methods are common for yoga instructors in Malaysia?

Common payment methods in Malaysia include: Bank Transfer, DuitNow, FPX, Credit Card, Touch 'n Go. Drop-in paid at time of class. Packages and privates paid in advance.

What should yoga instructor invoices include in Malaysia?

Your invoice should include: SST registration number, Business registration, Client details, SST breakdown. For yoga instructor services specifically, also include: Private sessions, Group classes, Corporate yoga.

How should yoga instructors price their services?

Group classes $15-30 drop-in, privates $75-150+. Corporate rates higher.

What should yoga invoices include?

Class type, duration, location, participant count (for corporate), and any props/equipment provided.

Does Malaysia have GST?

No, GST was abolished in 2018. Malaysia now uses SST.