LHDNInland Revenue Board of Malaysia (IRBM / LHDN)
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What is the Malaysia MyInvois RM1 million exemption threshold?

Effective: 2026-07-01 · Authority: Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (IRBM / LHDN)

Malaysia's MyInvois e-invoicing mandate has been phased by annual turnover. The threshold was updated so that businesses with annual turnover under RM1 million are fully exempt from mandatory e-invoicing. Businesses earning up to RM5 million must comply by July 2026.

What is the Malaysia MyInvois phased rollout schedule?

Malaysia implemented MyInvois e-invoicing through a phased approach based on annual turnover:

  • Phase 1 (August 2024): Large taxpayers with turnover above RM100 million
  • Phase 2 (January 2025): Businesses with turnover between RM25 million and RM100 million
  • Phase 3 (July 2025): Businesses with turnover between RM5 million and RM25 million
  • July 2026: Businesses with turnover up to RM5 million
  • Exemption: Businesses with annual turnover under RM1 million are fully exempt

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Malaysia e-invoice exemption threshold?
Businesses with annual turnover under RM1 million are fully exempt from mandatory e-invoicing in Malaysia. Businesses earning up to RM5 million must comply by July 2026.
What formats does MyInvois accept?
MyInvois accepts structured e-invoices in XML and JSON formats. PDF invoices are not compliant. Businesses can submit directly to the MyInvois portal or via a Peppol access point.

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