
• HRDC Accredited Trainer
• MBA, CEP, NLP Practitioner
• Conducted E-Invoice > 200 classes
Aeris Chow is a highly experienced International Trade and Compliance professional with more than 20 years of industry exposure across local and multinational organizations. Her expertise spans shipment management, customer operations, sales and marketing, new market development, and cross-border trade strategy.
Over the past two years, she has emerged as one of the most active E-Invoice trainers in Malaysia, having conducted more than 200 E-Invoice training sessions for companies across various industries.
With the introduction of the LHDN E-Invoice Compliance Review Framework 2025, Aeris now focuses on helping organizations move beyond implementation toward audit readiness, penalty prevention, and risk control. Her programs are designed to equip finance teams, managers, and business owners with practical strategies to withstand compliance reviews confidently.
Aeris holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) with Distinction from INTI International University and is a Certified Export Professional (CEP). She is also a Licensed NLP Practitioner and former Toastmasters leader, recognized for her clear, structured, and engaging delivery style.
Through her YouTube channel and LinkedIn presence, Aeris continues to share practical insights on international trade and compliance best practices.
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Juliany,
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FOR CUSTOMISED IN-HOUSE TRAINING
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The implementation of E-Invoice in Malaysia has moved beyond system adoption into enforcement and compliance monitoring. With the issuance of the LHDN E-Invoice Compliance Review Framework, organisations are now exposed to structured audit reviews that may cover up to two Years of Assessment, with prosecution risks extending up to twelve years. Many businesses have implemented E-Invoice operationally but remain uncertain about audit expectations, documentation standards, and potential penalty exposure. This course is designed to bridge that gap. It provides participants with a clear understanding of the legal framework, audit scope, enforcement procedures, and risk implications under the LHDN E-Invoice Compliance Review Framework. The course begins with a focused revision of key E-Invoice fundamentals to ensure clarity before progressing into audit processes, officer powers, case selection methodology, and compliance review procedures. Participants will also examine common non-compliance scenarios, per-transaction penalty structures, voluntary disclosure options, and objection mechanisms. The course concludes by clarifying rights, responsibilities, and practical audit readiness measures to strengthen internal controls. This course equips organisations with structured knowledge and practical insight to proactively manage E-Invoice compliance risks and prepare confidently before an LHDN audit review takes place. |
AFTER ATTENDING THIS COURSE YOU WILL RETURN TO YOUR JOB… |
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND |
| Directors, Managers, Executives, Officers • Finance Managers • Finance Executives and Accountants • Tax Managers and Tax Executives • Chief Financial Officers (CFO) • Internal Audit Managers and Officers • Compliance Managers and Risk Officers • Company Directors and Business Owners • ERP / Accounting System Administrators • Shared Services Centre (SSC) Personnel • Corporate Secretaries and Governance Officers • Staffs who involve in E-Invoice execution |
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This course adopts a structured, practical, and interactive learning approach designed for working professionals. The training combines focused presentations, guided discussions, real-case illustrations, and scenario-based analysis aligned with the LHDN E-Invoice Participants will engage in discussion exercises to evaluate audit triggers, review common compliance gaps, and analyse potential penalty exposure under per-transaction provisions. Simulation-based learning will be incorporated to illustrate how a compliance visit is conducted, including officer powers, document review expectations, and response management. Practical sharing on voluntary disclosure and objection procedures will help participants understand risk mitigation options. The session concludes with an audit readiness reflection exercise, enabling participants to identify control weaknesses and strengthen internal compliance practices. This approach ensures participants gain both regulatory understanding and practical readiness to manage e-Invoice audit exposure effectively. |
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