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LHDN e-invoice, explained
Plain answers to the MyInvois questions Malaysian businesses actually ask. Written against the LHDN SDK, kept current.
Do I need an e-invoice if my business is under RM1 million?
If your annual turnover is below RM1 million you are currently exempt from Malaysia's LHDN e-invoice mandate. Here is what exemption means, when it ends, and why early adoption still pays.
By platformHow to do LHDN e-invoice for Shopify (Malaysia)
Shopify has no built-in MyInvois submission. Here is how Malaysian Shopify merchants file LHDN e-invoices automatically, including consolidated B2C sales, without leaving Shopify.
How it worksConsolidated e-invoice for B2C sales: how it works
For retail sales where the buyer does not need an individual e-invoice, LHDN lets you submit one consolidated e-invoice per month. Here is how consolidation works, the deadline, and the exceptions.
Start heree-Invoicing in Malaysia: the complete guide
What LHDN MyInvois e-invoicing is, who must comply and when, how it works, the document types, consolidated B2C, and what you need to get started. A plain-language overview.
Do I need it?LHDN e-invoice deadlines and phases by turnover
The LHDN MyInvois e-invoice mandate rolls out in phases by annual turnover. Here are the dates for each phase, the RM1 million exemption, the relaxation period, and the RM10,000 rule.
Do I need it?LHDN e-invoice penalties: fines and enforcement
Failing to issue an e-invoice is an offence under the Income Tax Act 1967. Here are the fines, what "per offence" means, and who faces enforcement now versus in the grace period.
How it worksSelf-billed e-invoice: foreign suppliers and more
A self-billed e-invoice is one the buyer issues on behalf of the supplier. Here is when it applies, why foreign suppliers are the most common case, and how to issue one.