e-Invoicing (MyInvois) Services in Malaysia

Overview

e-Invoicing, implemented from start to finish

Malaysia's e-Invoicing (MyInvois) is being rolled out in phases. As an authorised AutoCount dealer, we take you from readiness assessment through system integration to issuing compliant e-Invoices — with no disruption to your business.

Full LHDN e-Invoicing (MyInvois) implementation
Integration with MyInvois and your accounting software
Authorised AutoCount dealer — expert guidance

📋 Not sure where to start? Use our free e-Invoice Readiness Checklist →

📖 Read the full Malaysia e-Invoicing (MyInvois) Guide →

Malaysian business e-Invoice — MyInvois digital solution

What's Included

Everything to get e-Invoice ready

E-Invoice Implementation

Advisory and setup to make your business compliant with LHDN e-Invoicing.

MyInvois Integration

Register and connect to the LHDN MyInvois portal for issuing and validation.

Software Integration (AutoCount)

Integration with your accounting/invoicing software, including AutoCount, for automated e-Invoicing.

Data & Master Setup

Prepare TINs, MSIC codes and customer/supplier master data for clean e-Invoices.

Consolidated & Self-Billed

Set up consolidated e-Invoices and self-billed scenarios correctly.

Training & Go-Live Support

Train your team and support you through your go-live and first live invoices.

Timeline

When does e-Invoicing apply to you?

Malaysia is rolling out e-Invoicing in phases, based on your annual turnover.

Annual turnover	Mandatory from
More than RM100 million	1 Aug 2024
RM25 million – RM100 million	1 Jan 2025
RM5 million – RM25 million	1 Jul 2025
RM1 million – RM5 million	1 Jan 2026
Below RM1 million	Exempt

Phase 4 (RM1m–RM5m) has a relaxation period until 31 Dec 2026; the exemption threshold was raised to RM1 million in Dec 2025, so businesses below RM1 million are currently exempt. Dates are set by LHDN and may change — tell us your turnover and we'll confirm your exact date.

📖 Read the full e-Invoicing Guide →

Why Hoong Dai

e-Invoicing without the headache

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100% LHDN Compliant

Issue validated, QR-coded e-Invoices that meet IRBM requirements.

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Seamless Integration

We connect MyInvois to your existing systems — minimal disruption.

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AutoCount Authorised Dealer

Official AutoCount partner with hands-on e-Invoice experience.

How It Works

e-Invoice ready in 4 steps

1

Assess Timeline

We confirm when e-Invoicing is mandatory for you (phased by turnover).

2

Register MyInvois

Set up your MyInvois access, TIN and authorized users.

3

Integrate & Configure

Connect your accounting software (e.g. AutoCount) and prepare your data.

4

Go Live & Train

Run a pilot, train your team and issue your first live e-Invoices.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

When must my business comply with e-Invoicing?

Malaysia's e-Invoicing is being rolled out in phases based on annual turnover. Tell us your turnover and we'll confirm your deadline and get you ready in time.

Do I use the MyInvois portal or software integration?

Small volumes can use the MyInvois Portal manually; higher volumes are better via API / accounting-software integration. We'll recommend the right fit.

Can you integrate e-Invoicing with my accounting software?

Yes. We connect your systems (including AutoCount) to MyInvois so invoices are issued smoothly and compliantly.

What are consolidated and self-billed e-Invoices?

For some B2C sales you can issue a consolidated e-Invoice; for certain purchases you self-bill. We set both up correctly for you.

Can an e-Invoice be cancelled after issuing?

Yes, within a 72-hour window after validation. We build this into your workflow.

My turnover is below RM1 million — do I still need e-Invoicing?

Businesses with annual turnover below RM1 million are currently exempt — the threshold was raised from RM500,000 to RM1 million in December 2025. But watch the exceptions — subsidiaries or related companies within a larger group may still be caught. Tell us your situation and we'll confirm.

What are the penalties for not complying?

After your grace period ends, failing to issue a valid e-Invoice is an offence under Section 120 of the Income Tax Act 1967 — a fine of RM200 to RM20,000, up to 6 months' imprisonment, or both, and each non-compliant invoice can be a separate offence. We keep you compliant so this never applies.

Can I still use consolidated e-Invoices?

For B2C sales where the buyer doesn't need an individual e-Invoice, yes — you can consolidate them (usually monthly). But from 1 January 2026, any single transaction above RM10,000 must have its own individual e-Invoice.

Are there any incentives for adopting e-Invoicing?

Yes. Businesses can claim a tax deduction of up to RM50,000 a year for e-Invoicing implementation costs (YA 2024–2027), plus accelerated capital allowance (over 2 years) on ICT equipment and software. We can help you claim them.

Quick Links

Malaysia government portals

Direct links to the official portals you'll use for tax, e-Invoice, EPF and SOCSO.

🧾 MyTax (LHDN)

LHDN's tax portal — e-Filing, tax accounts, PCB/MTD and your tax profile.

mytax.hasil.gov.my →

📄 MyInvois (e-Invoice)

LHDN's e-Invoicing portal to register, issue and submit e-Invoices.

myinvois.hasil.gov.my →

These are official government portals operated by third parties; links open in a new tab.

Ready to go e-Invoice compliant?

We implement and integrate LHDN e-Invoicing (MyInvois) from start to finish. Get your free consultation today.

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