An ultimate automation for your business invoice solution.

Revolutionize the way businesses navigate the financial landscape with SmartFund E-invoicing system.

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Seamless connection with LHDN Full compliance e-Invoice system

Fully compliance to Malaysia National eInvoice Initiative (NEI) on tax reporting with LHDN and Business Digitalisation Initiative with Peppol Access Point accredited by MDEC.

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Automate AR reconciliation with payment. Our solution harnesses the power of automation to simplify invoicing, accelerate payment cycles and enhance cashflow management.

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FAQ – eInvoice Guidelines

1. Is e-Invoicing applicable to transactions in Malaysia only?

No, e-Invoicing is applicable to both domestic and cross-border transactions. Cross-border transactions (imports) are also required to be validated with IRB through a self-billing process.

The annual turnover or revenue for the implementation of e-Invoice will be determined based on the following:

  1. Taxpayers with audited financial statements: Based on annual turnover or revenue stated in the statement of comprehensive income in the audited financial statements for financial year 2022.
  2. Taxpayers without audited financial statements: Based on annual revenue reported in the tax return for year of assessment 2022.
  3. In the event of a change of accounting year end for financial year 2022, the taxpayer’s turnover or revenue will be pro-rated to a 12-month period for purposes of determining the e-Invoice implementation date.

Currently, there are no industries that are exempted from the e-Invoice implementation

Yes, all businesses will be required to issue e-Invoice in accordance to the phased mandatory implementation timeline, which is based on the business’ annual turnover or revenue threshold

IRBM validation includes a series of field checks to ensure the e-Invoice submitted to IRBM conforms to the e-Invoice format and data structure as specified by IRBM. The latest required field checks are 51 and is subject to revision

MyInvois Portal supports both individual and batch e-Invoice generation through spreadsheet upload for processing multiple transactions

New provisions in the Income Tax Act (Section 82c) mandates that an electronic invoice must be issued for each transaction in the year of assessment. Failure to issue an invoice, a self-billed invoice or consolidated transaction invoice will attract fine of not less than RM200.00 and not more than RM20,000.00 or imprisonment not exceeding 6 months or both.

FAQ – Sellers/Buyers

1. How much does it cost to implement e-invoicing?

The implementation of IRBM e-invoicing will not be an “one size fits all” solution. Such implementation and associated costs will depend on several factors including but not limited to the nature of business, integration model so adopted, existing ERP or accounting system types, scope of work, operational coverage and system enhancements or upgrades as well as the need to have critical functional operating processes to ensure adherence and compliance

No. e-Invoicing is not just a technology matter but a tax obligation that should be well managed and implemented from inception to implementation. It involves collaboration efforts from all departments encompassing IT, People, Finance, Admin, Legal and HR. Sales, Marketing & Operations including Procurement will also be impacted.

Per IRB’s latest guidelines, there 2 mechanisms are:

  • MyInvois Portal (a free solution portal hosted by IRB)
  • Application Programming Interface (API)

Given that e-Invoice will be the source document for proof of income and expense, preparation of financial statements such as Balance Sheet, Profit & Loss, Cashflow statements etc will need to be substantiated with validated e-Invoice going forward; failing which such income or expense item will need to be excluded from financial statements 

No, e-invoicing should not affect payments between a supplier and buyer during the transitional period. During this period, taxpayers may provide either a regular bill, receipt, or invoice (if the supplier has not yet adopted e-Invoice) or a validated e-Invoice to support transactions for tax purposes until the full rollout.  Thus, there will be no changes to billing process. You will continue receiving and paying bills as usual until e-Invoice is fully implemented

Invoices, credit notes, debit notes and refund notes including expense billing items all fall under the scope of Malaysia e-Invoice

Yes, the seller can cancel the e-Invoice within 72 hours from time of generation

Yes, e-Invoices are required for disbursements and reimbursements for certain situations. Please refer to Section 5 of the e-Invoice Specific Guidelines for details

No, it remains unchanged. However, once validated with IRBM, a Unique Identifier Number will be assigned to that invoice

The QR code provides you with a link to the validated e-Invoice and it enables you to access the validated e-Invoice via the MyInvois portal

Yes, a refund note e-Invoice is required for refunds to buyers, except for the following:

  • Incorrect payments by buyers
  • Overpayments by buyers and

Return of security deposits

Yes, taxpayers can amend multiple e-Invoices with a single credit note, debit note, or refund note e-Invoice. The IRBM Unique Identifier Number for each original e-Invoice must be included in the ‘Original e-Invoice Reference Number’ field

The supplier of the transaction is responsible for issuing an e-Invoice. However, in certain cases, the buyer self generates the e-Invoice also known as “Self-billed e-Invoice”. Self-billed e-Invoice is required for various transactions, including payments to agents, foreign suppliers’ sales, profit distribution, e-commerce, betting and gaming payouts, and acquisitions from individual taxpayers, as outlined in specific guidelines

Per the Specific Guidelines, Self-billed e-Invoice can only be issued under certain situation. Tax payers are not permitted to issue self-billed e-Invoice if the transaction is not defined in the Specific Guidelines  

Yes, and it is the responsibility of the e-commerce platform provider to provide the transaction details via issuance of self-billed e-Invoices. The seller may request a copy of the self-bill e-Invoice from the platform provider as proof of income. 

Seller must issue e-Invoices for offline transactions. For online e-commerce transactions, the platform provider is responsible for issuing e-Invoices

Yes, include the customs form reference number when issuing a self-billed e-Invoice for goods delivered from a bonded warehouse or Free Zone

  • Issue a self-billed e-Invoice for goods purchased from the foreign supplier
  • Issue e-Invoices to subsequent Malaysian buyers for goods sold
  • Issue a self-billed e-Invoice for goods purchased from the foreign supplier

  • Issue e-Invoices to subsequent Malaysian buyers for goods sold

  • Issue a self-billed e-Invoice for goods purchased from the foreign supplier (customs form reference optional)
  • Issue an e-Invoice for goods sold to the Malaysian buyer (customs form reference optional)

The supplier of the transaction is responsible for issuing an e-Invoice. However, in certain cases, the buyer self generates the e-Invoice also known as “Self-billed e-Invoice”. Self-billed e-Invoice is required for various transactions, including payments to agents, foreign suppliers’ sales, profit distribution, e-commerce, betting and gaming payouts, and acquisitions from individual taxpayers, as outlined in specific guidelines

Suppliers are required to obtain recipient details from the recipient. For TIN field to be input in the e-Invoice, supplier may use the general TIN “EI00000000020” for foreign buyers

The e-Commerce platform provider will facilitate the issuance of e-Invoice to the Buyer on behalf of the Seller for transactions conducted on the platform

No, only the visual presentation of the Buyer’s e-Invoice will be shared

Upon request, Buyer may request for an e-Invoice upon completion of a sale. The e-Invoice will be sent to the Buyer after validation

E-Invoices are essential for businesses and organisations that need to process claims, manage expenses and for audit & tax filing purposes

No, e-Invoice applies to both domestic and cross-border transactions – import and export activities

No, the e-Invoice should be validated on a real-time basis

No, the online platform provider will issue e-Invoice to the buyer and self-bill for goods or services sold on its platform. The seller may request a copy of the self-bill e-Invoice from the platform provider as proof of expense  

A validated e-Invoice will include IRB’s Unique Identifier Number along with the date and time of validation and a validation link to MYInvois portal. In addition, the e-Invoice will be embedded with a QR code which the recipient can scan to verify the existence and authenticity of the e-Invoice