– IRB on track to implement e-invoicing on Aug 1

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THE Inland Revenue Board (IRB) is working extremely hard to ensure that companies with annual turnover exceeding RM100 million will be able to comply ...

is working extremely hard to ensure that companies with annual turnover exceeding RM100 million will be able to comply with the e-invoicing requirements from Aug 1.

To ensure compliance with IRB’s e-invoicing requirements, the first thing you should ask is: “Is an e-invoice required for the transaction?”. Many related party transactions are currently documented through journal entries which needs to be reviewed and documented through the e-invoice documents.There are two parts to implementing e-invoicing: Mapping your business processes and upgrading or customising your software to connect to the MyInvois portal .

An important process would be to understand the supply chain and the transactions undertaken by the company to identify the types of e-invoice documents to be issued to IRB based on the guidelines issued by the Board. If there are any gaps or shortfalls which are not addressed in the guidelines, this has to be resolved with IRB.

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