Regulation · 🇲🇾 Malaysia

Voluntary disclosure programme lets you fix past e-invoice gaps (through Dec 2027)

In forceincentiveEffective 2026-07-08

HASiL's e-Invoice Special Voluntary Disclosure Programme (SVDP) lets businesses come forward and regularise missed, incomplete, or wrongly-formatted e-invoices with reduced risk. The programme runs through December 31, 2027 — a low-pressure way to catch up before enforcement.

What to do

1
If you have missed or malformed e-invoices, review the SVDP guideline before the Dec 31, 2027 window closes
2
Ask your tax agent whether disclosing now reduces your exposure
Risk if ignored: None — this is an opportunity, not an obligation. The window closes Dec 31, 2027.
✓ Verified against sources on 2026-08-12 · updated when the regulation changes

More Malaysia rules

Malaysia's e-invoice rollout is phased by turnover — know your wave →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 →Browse the full rules library →
Does this rule apply to your business?

Take the free 2-minute readiness check, or let ComplyRadar watch this rule for you — plain-language alerts from $29/month.

Free readiness check See monitoring plans →