• Introduction
  
• The E-Invoicing Process.
  
• E-Invoice models
  
• Getting ready
  
• Application for Accounting & Other Business Transactions

In Malaysia, E-Invoicing is not currently mandatory, but has been possible since 2015. However, written consent or authorization is required to receive electronic invoices. The E-Invoicing initiative is supported by the use of TIN (Tax Identification Number), which was introduced in Malaysia in 2022.

As a next step, Malaysia decided in March 2023 to implement mandatory E-Invoicing to improve service quality and reduce compliance costs for taxpayers while increasing the efficiency of business operations. The Malaysian Tax Office (IRB) has presented a plan for the phased implementation of electronic invoicing, which will be initiated by the launch of a pilot program in 2024 for selected companies. The mandatory exchange of electronic invoices will cover B2G, B2B, and B2C transactions, both domestic and domestic and cross-border, and the model planned by the Malaysian government will be based on CTC connected to the Peppol network.

After the changes made in October 2023, it was finally agreed that the gradual implementation of the obligation would start in August 2024.

1. Getting ready for the evolution of E-Invoicing.
   
2. Mastering what E-Invoicing is all about.
   
3. Understanding the benefits of E-Invoicing.
   
4. Implementing E-Invoicing in your company.

• Directors, CEO, COO and CFOs,
  
• Financial Controllers, Accountants & Those Heading the Financial Functions,
  
• Company Secretaries, Operational Departmental
  Managers,
  
• Executives, Officers and those who wish to
  develop their understanding on financial analysis
  
• Any other person who wish to grasp the
  managerial aspects of accounting & finance for corporate financial effectiveness.