The guide below provides a comprehensive and authoritative roadmap that highlights how to register e Invoice through the MyInvois Portal. This upgraded version incorporates the newly-released User Guide Video, which can act as a type of visual assistance to the step-by-step instructions, just to be sure that everything is on track.
Lembaga Hasil Dalam Negeri (LHDN) has had a formal MyInvois Portal User Guide Video posted, including fundamental tasks like completing portal orientation, initial sign in and browsing tutorials. Visual learning: This source cannot be neglected by visual learners and provides effortless user onboarding- watch it here: https://www.hasil.gov.my/en/e-invoice/myinvois-portal/user-guide-video/
Begin by viewing the MyInvois Portal User Guide Video, which walks through:
Access the video directly: https://www.hasil.gov.my/en/e-invoice/myinvois-portal/user-guide-video/
This ensures familiarity and confidence before proceeding with registration.
Complete all required fields with care:
Select the method that best fits your operational needs:
Option A: MyInvois Portal Submission
Option B: API Integration
Using the User Guide Video in your onboarding simplifies the learning curve and strengthens precision. With proper planning, that is, following tutorial, choosing the appropriate technique, obtaining credentials, and training teams you set your business to do perfect e-Invoice registration and issuance.
When fully deployed, your company will have compliance reassurance, business-enhancing performance, and flexibility against progressive Malaysian digitalized economy.
At HL Khoo Group, we offer professional advice on Personal and Company Tax Planning in order to assist businesses to correspond e-Invoice registration with good tax plans. The team that we present to you, which is made up of experienced professions, ensures that you remain compliant and tax efficient in the long run.
Yes—e-Invoice registration is required according to Malaysia’s phased timetable.
No—LHDN mandates exclusive use of e-Invoices through the registered platform.
Non-compliance invites penalties, audits, and potential operational disruptions.
Yes—by July 2025, even freelancers and micro-businesses must issue e-Invoices.
Absolutely—as long as they transact in Malaysia with tax obligations, registration is mandatory.