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Malaysia

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Asia-Pacific

E-invoicing

Status

Mandatory

Format

Structured XML or JSON per UBL 2.1 standard; must be digitally signed and submitted to MyInvois portal.

Infrastructure

IRBM’s MyInvois platform via API or manual submission; Peppol PINT integration supported.

Model

Continuous Transaction Control (CTC)—invoice must be validated before delivery.

E-reporting

Status

Full invoice-level reporting via MyInvois automatically; consolidated reporting accepted during soft launch until Feb 2025 or mid‑2026 for smaller businesses.

Format

Data included in e-invoice fields; structured.

Scope & deadline

Real-time submission eliminates need for separate monthly returns.

More info

Malaysia is rolling out mandatory e‑invoicing (MyInvois) gradually between 2024 and 2026 via a clearance-style system handled by the IRBM (Inland Revenue Board). It will apply to B2G, B2B, and B2C transactions for all GST-registered businesses based on revenue thresholds.

Tax authority

Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (IRBM) administers MyInvois; MDEC is Peppol Authority.

Archiving period

7 years mandatory retention; digital allowed

E-signature

Mandatory digital signature via local certificates for invoice submission.

Regulation

MyInvois rollout governed by IRBM e-Invoice Guidelines version 4.x; phased rollout schedule published mid‑2025

Note

We gather our information from government sources and do our best to keep it current. If there are any new updates, we'll make sure to reflect them here as soon as possible.

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