E-invoicing in Malaysia

Prepare your business or software for the upcoming LHDN reporting regulations, effective from August 1, 2024, for companies with a turnover exceeding 100 million MYR.

As a globally trusted and experienced provider of e-invoicing and reporting solutions, with 10 years of experience, we will help your business with the following matters:

Send compliant invoices to the LHDN by reporting them to the tax authorities before sending them to the buyer.
Deliver invoices via the Peppol network, which integrates MDEC, Peppol, and LHDNM in a streamlined workflow.
Streamline the process with automated LHDN clearance and e-invoice delivery through a single API.
Leverage a unified format to connect with trading partners across Singapore, Japan, Australia and New Zealand, the EU, and the US.

Currently we allow Malaysian companies to test sending and reporting invoices to the LHDNM for free. Request a test account to get started.

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Compliance

How it works

Malaysia has implemented a mandatory reporting approach where the Malaysian tax authority - the LHDN - receives a summary or full copy of every e-invoice.

What adds complexity to e-invoicing in Malaysia are the varying regulations and methods that apply to B2B, B2G, B2C, and cross-border transactions. And what about the Peppol network, endorsed by the MDEC as the prefered delivery method?

We understand that this entire process can feel overwhelming. That's why we hosted a webinar on how to comply with e-invoicing regulations in Malaysia. Click below to see the full recording.

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