Malaysia LHDN e-Invoice Implementation separate into 3 phases. Phase 1 stat on 1 August 2024, Phase 2 start on 1 Jan 2025 and Phase 3 start on 1 July 2025. Many companies wish to try out e-Invoice submission before the actual implementation to avoid any possible error. Now, by using SQL Accounting Software and integrate with MyInvoice Preprod Portal, you can simulate e-Invoice submission with actual data in LHDN Trial Environment.

To ensure the smooth transitioning and implementation of e-Invoice, the Government of Malaysia has, on 26 July 2024, agreed to provide taxpayers a six (6)-month interim relaxation period from the date of mandatory implementation of each implementation phase. There are 6 Highlights of e-Invoice 6 months Interim Relaxation Period that everyone must know, especially for First Batch Taxpayer that start e-Invoice implementation on 1 August 2024.

According to latest e-Invoice Guideline (version 3.2), exemptions from implementing e-Invoice will include Taxpayers with an annual turnover or revenue of less than RM150,000.

LHDN announced 6 months grace period for e-Invoice implementation. Some of the content is different with the e-Invoice Guide. Let’s study the differences and get prepare.

Malaysia e-Invoice implementation separate in 3 stages. During transition period, if you are not e-Invoice company but your customer force you to issue e-Invoice, what should you do. Le? check out the solution with Bryan Cheong.

Bryan Cheong will clarify e-Commerce Merchant doubts on e-Invoice with BeanSE, such as e-Commerce Business no need to issue e-Invoice? What is the impact to e-Commerce platform merchant compare with own webstore e-Commerce Seller? Self-Billed e-Invoice is compulsory?
Let’s follow Bryan Cheong.

If your yearly turnover less than RM150k, you will be exempted from e-Invoice? This is actually a misunderstanding. You do not need to issue e-Invoice for each individual transaction, but you still need to do Consolidated e-Invoice. Let’s listen to Bryan Cheong explanation.