e-Invoice readiness and MyInvois set-up

We tell you if and when e-invoicing applies to you after the RM3 million change, set up MyInvois or your software, and plan for the RM10,000 single-transaction rule and self-billed cases.

MYR 2,500One time

For: Malaysian businesses with annual turnover of RM3 million and above (from 1 September 2026), and smaller businesses that are linked to a group or choose to adopt voluntarily.

What we need from you

Annual turnover for the reference year
Phase and exemption test
Group structure: holding, related companies, JV turnover
Group test for the RM3 million exemption
Sales volume and channels (B2B, B2C, POS)
Consolidated vs individual e-invoices
Accounting or ERP system
API or portal
Foreign suppliers and agents
Self-billed e-invoices
Taxpayer TIN and digital certificate status
Portal access

What we discuss

Is turnover below RM3 million and are group companies below RM3 million too?
Exemption may apply from 1 Sep 2026
Which phase were you in and have you started?
Phases from 1 Aug 2024 to 1 Jan 2026
Do you use consolidated e-invoices?
Relaxation to 31 Dec 2027 for up to RM5 million; no single transaction above RM10,000 in consolidation
Portal or software?
Volume decides

What we file

Phase and exemption test
Example: turnover RM2.4 million, no group company at RM3 million or more: exempt from 1 Sep 2026
Register on MyInvois and appoint intermediaries if any
Set up issue, validation and consolidation routine
Consolidated e-invoice within 7 days after month end (check guideline)

What you get

Readiness memo with phase, dates and exemptions
Process map and staff checklist

The law

Sec 82C, Income Tax Act 1967 and IRBM e-Invoice Guideline v4.8: Persons must issue e-invoices as specified by the Director General; exemption below RM3 million turnover from 1 Sep 2026 Source

Questions people ask

Online payment in MYR is not open yet. Send us a message and an adviser for Malaysia confirms the scope and the fee before any work starts.