Malaysia

Timeline

2024-08-01	MyInvois mandatory for taxpayers with turnover > RM 100M — largest taxpayers
2025-01-01	Turnover > RM 25M joins — large taxpayers
2025-07-01	Most remaining taxpayers join (phased) — medium and small taxpayers
2026-07-01	Final phase — smallest taxpayers (turnover up to RM 1M) — micro businesses

How to connect

Register with a Peppol Service Provider accredited for the Malaysian scheme.
Verify your company (SSM/TIN) and confirm identifier ownership.
Your TIN-based identifier is registered and published to the SMP.
Clear invoices via MyInvois and exchange them over Peppol from one account.

Identifier schemes

0230 Malaysian business registration / TIN 0230:C12345678900

Supported formats

MY PINT (Peppol International Invoice, Malaysian profile)
MyInvois JSON/XML (clearance)

Reporting & CTC model

clearance

MDEC accredits Peppol Service Providers for Malaysia and maintains MY PINT. Tax clearance runs through LHDN's MyInvois (API or portal); Peppol handles the business-to-business exchange of the validated invoice.

Penalties

Failure to issue e-invoices where required is an offence under the Income Tax Act, with fines per infringement; buyers need validated invoices for deductions.

Popular integrations

Frequently asked questions

Is Peppol mandatory in Malaysia?

Clearance through MyInvois is what the law requires; Peppol (MY PINT) is the MDEC-governed standard for delivering the cleared invoice to your trading partner — strongly encouraged and widely used, not compulsory.