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ABSS Accounting v29.1 and ABSS Premier v24.1
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ABSS financial analysis report
With the release of ABSS Accounting v28.3 and ABSS Premier v23.3, ABSS included a financial analysis report. This report helps business owners understand how their business is performing and identify areas that would need improving. Before you can start using this report, you will need to set it up within your company file. Edit account…
ABSS Payroll v13
Released August 2021 HRDF Compliance In March 2021, HRDF coverage was expanded to cover all industries with 10 or more Malaysian employees. Read more about this here Payroll v13 has been updated to comply with these requirements. Setup HRDF Contribution In the Command Centre, click on HRDF Contribution. Alternatively, click on Command Centre, Setup, then…
Accounting v28.8 and Premier v23.8
ABSS Accounting v28.8 ABSS Premier v23.8 Released March 2021 In this release, ABSS has extended the tax code, company name character limits, and improved time for report generation. Extended Tax Codes characters limit To cater to the various length of the tax code characters provided by the authority, ABSS have extended the maximum length of…
Accounting v28.1 and Premier v23.1
Released September 2019 In this release, ABSS have extended tariff code selection into all types of Sales layout.Also included are SST compliance updates and some minor enhancements. New SST tax types New SST tax types, as shown in the table below have been added for use in line with Royal Malaysia Customs Department (RMCD) requirements…
HRDF Levy
In March 2021, the existing HRDF levy was extended to cover all industries, with employees of 10 or more. Business that fall into this category are required to register and make contributions towards the HRD fund. The rate of levy depends on the number of Malaysian employees as follows: Number of employees Registration Rate of…