Imported Goods Self-Billed E-Invoice
For applicable imports, the Malaysian purchaser issues a self-billed e-Invoice to record the purchase from the foreign supplier. It is generally due by the end of the second month after the month of customs clearance.
For applicable imports, the Malaysian purchaser issues a self-billed e-Invoice to record the purchase from the foreign supplier. It is generally due by the end of the second month after the month of customs clearance. Include the relevant customs declaration reference, such as Customs Form No. 1 (K1), where required. Check the current Specific Guideline for exact conditions.
Related terms
Browse all →Classification Code Malaysia E-Invoice
Formats & StandardsA classification code identifies the category of goods or services supplied in an e-Invoice. Businesses select the appropriate code from the MyInvois code list to describe the transaction consistently.
Consolidated E-Invoice Malaysia
Formats & StandardsA consolidated e-Invoice combines multiple eligible transactions into one e-Invoice submitted to IRBM. It is commonly used for qualifying B2C transactions where consumers do not request individual e-Invoices.
Credit Note E-Invoice
Formats & StandardsA credit note e-Invoice records a reduction in the value of a previously invoiced transaction, such as a price reduction or qualifying adjustment. It documents the decrease and should refer to the original transaction as required.
Credit Note and Debit Note (Oman)
Formats & StandardsThe only instruments for adjusting an issued e-invoice.
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