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Ask for your e-invoice from the customer portal · presentation 1 of 5

What you are asking for

You can say what a Malaysian e-invoice is and why the receipt in your hand is not one…

Step 1 — Know what an e-invoice is

An e-invoice is the tax record of your purchase, in the shape the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia, LHDN, asks for.

Valid

LHDN checks it and answers Valid or Invalid

Step 2 — See why your receipt is not the e-invoice

You will stop asking a shop to reprint something that does not exist yet.

Valid

…only when LHDN answers Valid and gives it an identifier and a…

Step 3 — Ask before the monthly run

You will know why today is far cheaper than next month.

What you do
  1. Ask in the same month you bought…

Step 4 — Find the door that is open to you

You will know where to ask, whether you need an account, and who finishes the job — which matters more than it sounds.

What this step names
  1. If they gave you a login to their e-invoice portal
  2. Usually because you buy from them regularly as a business
  3. You sign in
  4. Choose the account you are acting for
  5. Ask there

Step 5 — Gather what you will be asked for

You will not have to abandon the form halfway through.

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