e-Invoicing Malaysia
Easy e-Invoicing in Malaysia
LHDN has introduced e-Invoicing in Malaysia since 2024. Businesses are required to use the LHDN e-invoicing platform known as MyInvois System. Our B2BE team can assist you with making this transition and understanding the local requirements. You can submit your invoices directly into the LHDN portal without any hassle after we have helped you integrate your existing accounting and ERP systems.
Learn more about B2BE e-Invoicing capabilities.
Why choose B2BE
Partner with our team in Malaysia to get the most out of local expertise.
Ensure compliance with our e-invoicing integration knowledge.
Utilise our global presence to make it easy for regional and worldwide implementation.
Rely on our 25 years of industry experience in EDI and e-invoicing.
Get in touch with us to learn more today.
Specifications for Malaysia
| E-Invoicing | API Integration, PEPPOL |
|---|---|
| CTC | Yes |
| Format | XML and JSON only for LHDN (no PDF, DOC, JPEG, or email) |
| Issuing Mandates | No mandates |
| Receiving Mandates | B2B, B2C, B2G |
| eSignature | Required |
| Archiving | 7 Years |
Latest news and updates on e-invoicing requirements
e-Invoicing in Malaysia is being gradually implemented with all taxpayers to be included by July 2025
e-Invoicing in Malaysia is being gradually implemented with all taxpayers to be included by July 2025
The Malaysian Inland Revenue Board announced a 6-month grace period starting from 1 August 2024. This period gives businesses extra time to sort out their e-Invoices and transactions while keeping them exempt from any penalties. Businesses must meet the following requirements for each period:
1 August 2024 – Annual turnover or revenue of more than RM100 million
1 January 2025 – Annual turnover or revenue of more than RM25 million and up to RM100 million
1 July 2025 – All other taxpayers
