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The Royal Malaysian Customs Department published a service tax specific guide on Disbursement and Reimbursement, dated 15 September 2020. The main focus of the guide concerns the recovery of expenses of a claimant acting as a principal or as an agent on behalf of a customer, which determines whether a recovery of expenses is a disbursement or a reimbursement, and the resulting service tax treatment. The recovery of expenses by a claimant while acting as an agent is treated as a disbursement, which does not constitute the provision of taxable services and hence is not subject to service tax. Where...