The guidelines require each e-invoice to include 35 mandatory fields and 20 optional fields, totaling 55 fields that must be completed for a valid e-invoice submission. SQL Account automates this process by storing all the necessary field records, reducing the need for repetitive manual entry.
With SQL Account, you can easily track the status of each e-invoice issued, including whether it has been submitted, validated, marked as invalid, or cancelled. This feature allows you to seamlessly monitor the status of all e-invoices within SQL Account.
SQL Account enables you to complete your company profile with all the required details for E-Invoice submission. It also identifies any missing information to ensure your profile is MyInvois Ready. Additionally, we now provide access to the LHDN Preprod API for testing purposes.
Our streamlined invoicing process includes a straightforward E-Invoice submission to MyInvois with just one click. It supports both individual and bulk submissions, and offers real-time submission status along with a 72-hour countdown for any necessary changes.
Certain businesses have the option to submit consolidated E-Invoices once a month. SQL Account offers an easy-to-use interface that allows you to submit multiple invoices as a single consolidated E-Invoice to MyInvois.
When your suppliers are unable to provide an E-Invoice, you are required to issue self-billed E-Invoices. With SQL Account, you can easily submit any purchase bills as a self-billed E-Invoice to MyInvois with just a click.
Easily integrate supplier transactions into your SQL Account by importing E-Invoices directly from your suppliers. This streamlined process removes the need for manual data entry, ensuring accuracy and saving time. With just a few clicks, you can import all relevant transaction details from the supplier’s E-Invoice, keeping your records current and synced with SQL Account.
You can cancel an E-Invoice, with a stated reason, within 72 hours of its submission to MyInvois. SQL Account features a countdown timer that indicates which invoices are still eligible for cancellation. This action can be easily performed in SQL Account with just a click.
The implementation of E-Invoice will occur in phases to ensure a smooth transition. The annual turnover or revenue for E-Invoice implementation will be determined according to the following criteria:
Targeted Taxpayers | Implementation Date |
|---|---|
Taxpayers with an annual turnover or revenue of more than RM100 million | 1 August 2024 | Taxpayers with an annual turnover or revenue of more than RM25 million and up to RM100 million | 1 January 2025 | Taxpayers with an annual turnover or revenue of less than RM25 million | 1 July 2025 |
There are two methods for E-Invoice compliance:
1. MyInvois Portal – The MyInvois Portal is a platform designed for taxpayers who are unable to issue e-invoices through their own system or do not have a system in place for issuing e-invoices.
2. SQL Accounting Software – A leading accounting and business solution in Malaysia, trusted by over 270,000 businesses. User-friendly software supports e-invoices and ensures compliance with Malaysia’s Sales and Service Tax (SST), while providing a comprehensive suite to manage your operational workflow and accounting standards.
For SQL Accounting Software, we are fully prepared for the July 30th E-Invoice compliance, with our system supporting both console E-Invoices and self-billed E-Invoices. Our SQL support is available for both the LHDN Production server (LIVE) and the Sandbox server, offering flexibility for testing. You can easily switch between these servers at your convenience.
Following are the E-invoice Handbook for your guidance:
1. Information about Sandbox E-Invoice
2. E-invoice guideline pdf
3. How to register E-invoice and link with SQL
4. What is the mandatory field need to setup in SQL
5. How to submit E-invoice
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