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Tick any statement that applies. If none does, your business is exempt from e-invoicing and ordinary PDF invoices are valid.

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Exempt from e-invoicing

What you issue
Ordinary invoices (PDF or paper)

Your PDF or paper invoices and receipts are valid. If your revenue reaches RM3 million, e-invoicing starts on 1 January of the second year after.

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The RM3 million exemption

Under LHDN’s e-Invoice Guideline (version 4.8, August 2026), businesses with annual revenue below RM3 million are exempt from issuing e-Invoices. Their ordinary invoices and receipts remain valid proof of expense for their customers.

When the exemption doesn’t apply

  • A company that is a shareholder of yours has revenue of RM3 million or more.
  • Your holding company has revenue of RM3 million or more.
  • A related company or joint venture of yours has revenue of RM3 million or more.

Last updated . This calculator is a guide, not tax advice.

Frequently asked questions

What if my revenue grows past RM3 million?

E-invoicing starts on 1 January of the second year after the year you reached RM3 million: reach it in 2026, start on 1 January 2028.

I was already issuing e-Invoices with revenue under RM3 million. Can I stop?

LHDN’s FAQs say businesses between RM1 million and RM3 million that started e-invoicing may stop without applying. Check the current FAQs before you change.

Are my answers saved?

No. The check runs in your browser and nothing is sent to us.