Who/Which Industries Can Be Exempted From e-Invoice
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What Documents are Covered by e-Invoice
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Why we need to understand e-Invoice

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e-Invoicing Implementation Stages

SQL EBI e-Invoicing with Bryan Cheong-E1-What is e-Invoicing

In current practice, when we acquire service or goods from an individual who do not register a company, and not able provide us Invoice, we will use Payment Voucher to use as proof of expenses. In e-Invoice Era, we need to do Self-Billed e-Invoice. Let’s check out how to do.

In an employment there are always employment benefits and employee claims which involve receipt and Invoice by other supplier. Since e-Invoice act as proof of expenses for tax purpose, let’s check out how these are handle in e-Invoice Era.

In a lot of circumstances when we dealing with customer, it will involve a third-party supplier, where we need to make payment to that supplier on behalf of our customer. Let’s check out how to handle this scenario via disbursement and reimbursement in e-invoice Era.

When your business involve B2C, you will encounter scenarios where customer request e-Invoice at the point of transaction or they may come back to request e-Invoice within the same month of transaction. IRB provide 4 solutions regarding these Consolidated e-Invoice issues.

For all B2C business, Consolidate e-Invoice is a way to handle customer who do not require e-Invoice for proof of expenses for tax purpose, and skip the hassle to retrieve customer details such as name, TIN Number, MyKad Number, address and so on. However, there are few industries that not allowed to do Consolidated e-Invoice, let’s check out is your company fall under any of these industries.