
E-Invoice was implemented on 1st August 2024 for businesses with revenue above RM100 million and 1st January 2025 for businesses with revenue ranging from RM25 million to RM 100 million. e-Invoice is a transaction base and self-compliance tax system, i.e. e-Invoice may need to be issued for each transaction or monthly consolidated method.
Hence, the impact on businesses can be major if you are not well prepared to ensure your e-Invoices issued and validated are compliant.
Companies should start to review their e-Invoice processes, check the timing of issuance and validation and relook the data submitted to LHDN. Heavy penalties are imposed upon failure to comply with the e-Invoice rules and regulations.
Brochure
— Course Fee: RM 1,290.00 (Inclusive of 8% Service Tax) —
Module 1: Introduction of e-Invoice and recent development and updates in tandem with Industry 4.0
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- E-Invoice Guidelines, Software Development Kit (SDK) and Frequent Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Software Readiness Assessment and IoT in the Industry 4.
Module 2: Assessment of Participants Understanding
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- Basic E-Invoice rules and regulations
- Time of issue and validation for various types of e-Invoice
- 55 data fields and annexure
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- How to strengthen & streamlining cybersecurity measures & data protection under Industry 4.0.
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- Information contained in the visual representation
- Analysis of participants’ results
Module 3: Review methodology
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- Identify key areas of review and the legislation provision
- Materiality and risk assessment techniques under Industry 4.0
- Check on the usage of classification codes, tax codes and general TIN
- Examine the issuance timing for:
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- Consolidated e-invoice
- Self-billed e-Invoice
- Deposits received
- Periodic e-Invoice
- Credit note, debit note and refund note
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Module 4: Self-billed e-Invoice detail analysis
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- Workshop to identify transactions which need to perform self-billed e-Invoice
- Explore solutions to overcome the shortage of information
- Review the usage of consolidated self-billed e-Invoice
Module 5: Employees benefits and claims
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- Review of employees’ handbook and human resource policy for claims
- Employees’ benefits which may need to obtain transactional e-Invoice
- Employees purchase on behalf of the business
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Module 6: Accounting software overview
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- Software Readiness Assessment and IoT in the Industry 4.0
- Basic and advance e-Invoice features
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Afternoon
Module 7: e-Invoice Reconciliation, analysis of submitted data and area of improvement
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- Reconciliation of total revenue and other income in the profit or loss account versus the total validated amount
- Accounting adjustments
- Going through data submitted to LHDN
- Inspect the disbursement and reimbursement charges to customers
Module 8: Checking on specific transactions
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- Look at deposits received, prepayment received and other payment received arrangements
- E-Invoice in foreign currency
- Goods in transit and overseas drop shipment
- Strategies & consideration when preparing the review plan which in line with the business Industry 4.0 strategies
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Module 9: Sales tax and service tax (SST)
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- Scrutinize the exemption details submitted and the e-Invoice format used
- Preparation of sales tax exemption schedules (Lampiran) for customs audit purposes
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Module 10: Offences and penalties
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- Directors’ liabilities and employees’ possible offences
- Area of concern during LHDN’s audit
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Module 11: Conclusion
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- Common mistakes and transitional issues
- Drafting an internal review checklist
- Assign staff with roles and review e-Invoice periodically
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Strategies & consideration when preparing the implementation plan which in line with the business Industry 4.0 strategies