Skip to main content

Invoicing compliance in Malaysia

← Back to main article

Timeline

Current and upcoming regulation for Malaysia.
B2BB2GB2C
MyInvois in force for all phases
All four phases of the MyInvois mandate are in force. Taxpayers with annual turnover below RM3 million are exempt. Suppliers submit each e-invoice to MyInvois for validation and then share it with the buyer. Phase 4 businesses have a relaxation period until 31 December 2027.
B2BB2GB2C
Phase 1
MyInvois becomes mandatory for taxpayers with annual turnover above RM100 million.
B2BB2GB2C
Phase 2
MyInvois becomes mandatory for taxpayers with annual turnover above RM25 million, up to RM100 million.
B2BB2GB2C
Phase 3 and wider SST scope
MyInvois becomes mandatory for taxpayers with annual turnover above RM5 million, up to RM25 million. On the same day, the scope of Sales Tax and Service Tax becomes wider.
B2BB2GB2C
Phase 4 and new consolidation limits
MyInvois becomes mandatory for taxpayers with annual turnover up to RM5 million, above the RM3 million exemption floor. Consolidated e-invoices are no longer allowed for a single transaction above RM10,000, in all industries.
B2BB2GB2C
New businesses
Businesses that started between 2023 and 2025 with turnover of at least RM3 million, and all businesses that start from 2026, must comply.
B2BB2GB2C
TIN and BRN validation
MyInvois starts to validate the tax identification number (TIN) and the business registration number (BRN) of the parties.
B2BB2GB2C
End of the Phase 4 relaxation period
The relaxation period for Phase 4 businesses ends. After this date, they must follow all e-invoice rules, including the limits on consolidated e-invoices.
For inquiries about Malaysia, contact us at support@invopop.com.

Participate in our community

Ask and answer questions about Malaysia’s regulation →