Regulation · 🇲🇾 Malaysia

Malaysia's e-invoice rollout is phased by turnover — know your wave

In forceissueEffective 2026-01-01

Malaysia's LHDN (IRBM) is rolling out mandatory e-invoicing in phases by annual turnover: large businesses (above RM100M) started August 2024, RM25M–100M in January 2025, and businesses between RM1M and RM5M joined from January 1, 2026. Every invoice must be validated by the tax authority's MyInvois system before it reaches your customer.

What to do

1
Confirm your exact phase using your audited turnover figures
2
Register on the MyInvois portal and complete your business profile (TIN, MSIC code)
3
Run test invoices in the sandbox before switching your live billing
Risk if ignored: RM200 to RM20,000 per non-compliant invoice under Section 82C of the Income Tax Act 1967 (enforcement timing varies by phase).
✓ Verified against sources on 2026-08-09 · updated when the regulation changes

More Malaysia rules

Turnover below RM3 million? You are exempt — threshold raised twice, most guides are stale →Consolidated monthly e-invoices allowed until end-2027 — except transactions above RM10,000 →Penalty-free period extended to December 31, 2027 — full enforcement starts 2028 →Every e-invoice needs LHDN-specific fields: TIN, MSIC code, and classification codes →MyInvois now validates buyer TIN + BRN combinations — mismatches are rejected →Browse the full rules library →
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