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After LHDN answers: the 72 hours, and what stays your job

After LHDN answers: the 72 hours, and what stays your job

What Malaysia's e-invoice rules mean for your business · presentation 4 of 4 · for the whole-system operator — you run the books Read the transcript · Back to the series

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What Malaysia's e-invoice rules mean for your business · presentation 4 of 4

After LHDN answers: the 72 hours, and what stays your job

You can read the verdict on an e-invoice, work out from the right field whether the 72-hour window is still open…

The answer comes back

Step 1 — Read the verdict for what it is

You will know which of three states a document is in.

Valid

Valid is not an acknowledgement

Step 2 — Start the clock from the right field

You will never miscount the window.

What you do
  1. Open the e-invoice, read that field, and add seventy-two hours to it

Step 3 — Know that nothing moves a request along for you

You will staff the window rather than trusting it.

What this step names
  1. A request is raised
  2. Somebody has to approve it
  3. Somebody has to process it — and no background job advances a…

Step 4 — Learn what the window closing actually changes

You will know why the screen looks different on day four.

What this step names
  1. Past seventy-two hours there is no cancellation…
  2. A debit note or a refund note
  3. Depending on whether value is coming off
  4. Going on
  5. Money is going back

What stays your job

Step 5 — Hear about the rejection that never arrives

You will know the one message that does not reach you.

What this step names
  1. Nothing in your queues changes
  2. No report moves
  3. No notification appears

Step 6 — Build the monthly check, because nothing posts it to you

You will know the shape of the routine that catches everything above.

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