On 3 October 2024, the Malaysia Revenue Board (LHDN) issued Version 4.0 of its e-invoice Guidelines.
On August 1, 2024, Malaysia introduced its mandatory e-invoicing regime for B2B, B2C, and B2G transactions. This began with a soft launch, allowing taxpayers the option to report monthly consolidated e-invoices. The e-invoices, formatted in UBL 2.1, must be submitted to the LHDN through the MyInvois portal in XML format or via direct API connection for JSON format.
Businesses with annual sales under RM 150,000 are exempt from this mandate.
Here's a checklist from Marmin designed to guide you through key areas of e-invoicing readiness, from legal compliance to system integration and security. Once you've completed the checklist, I encourage you to connect with a Marmin expert to discuss how we can address your specific challenges and implement a solution tailored to your needs.
Marmin Technologies, a leader in e-invoicing and compliance solutions, is now operating in Malaysia as Marmin Technologies Sdn. Bhd. After achieving success in the Middle East, particularly Saudi Arabia, Marmin brings its government-compliant e-invoicing systems to support Malaysia's digital transformation. Trusted by global brands like Lenovo, Hitachi Veritas, Palo Alto Networks and Ethiopian Airlines, Marmin delivers reliable, secure solutions while building long-term relationships with local businesses, enhancing regulatory compliance and operational efficiency.
Want to know more about Marmin's e-Invoicing, reach out to us at my.support@marmin.ai