Malaysia e-invoicing with MyInvois LHDN.
Mandatory phases, SST 8%, TIN. The Inland Revenue Board operates MyInvois under a phased rollout from 1 August 2024 to 1 July 2026, requiring continuous transaction control of every B2B and B2G invoice. This hub covers the four pillars of compliance: the LHDN platform, SST rates under Royal Malaysian Customs, TIN and SSM registration, and Peppol PINT MY through MDEC.
MyInvois LHDN
Inland Revenue Board platform, phased mandate from 2024, XML and JSON formats.
LHDN MyInvois — the Malaysian e-invoicing platform
How the Inland Revenue Board runs MyInvois, who must use it and what a valid e-invoice involves.
Who must issue e-invoices in Malaysia? Phases and the RM1 million exemption
A short answer for each turnover band, based on the LHDN phased timeline.
Consolidated e-invoice in Malaysia: when and how
How suppliers can combine sales to buyers who do not ask for an e-invoice into one monthly document.
Self-billed e-invoice in Malaysia: when the buyer issues it
A summary of the LHDN self-billed e-invoice and where 4invoices fits.
Credit note and debit note under MyInvois
How mistakes and changes to a validated e-invoice are handled.
SST
Sales Tax 5/10% on goods and Service Tax 8% (from 2024) under Royal Malaysian Customs.
TIN, SSM and Peppol
Tax Identification Number, Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia registration, MDEC and Peppol PINT MY.