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Author: Ng Yinn Sheng

Yinn Sheng Ng writes about e-invoicing, tax compliance, and the shift from manual invoicing to automated, LHDN-ready finance processes across Malaysia. Based in Kuala Lumpur, he works closely with enterprises and SMEs at different stages of e-invoicing adoption at JomeInvoice, an e-invoicing middleware connecting ERPs and POS systems to MyInvois - giving his writing a practical view of what compliance actually looks like inside real businesses. He has tracked the LHDN mandate through every General Guideline revision, exemption change, and MyInvois update since implementation began. Before focusing on e-invoicing, Yinn Sheng spent years in performance and growth marketing at tech companies, where he learned to work close to data and measurement. He writes on LHDN compliance, MyInvois submission, ERP integration, exemptions, and the digitalisation of finance teams in Malaysia.

Audit Exemption Malaysia 2026: SSM Criteria

Audit Exemption Malaysia 2026: SSM Criteria. Audit exemption Malaysia: SSM's two-of-three test is RM2M for financial years starting in 2026, RM3M from 2027. How it differs from the e-invoice rule.

Malaysian SMEs now hear about two RM3 million rules: SSM’s audit test, from financial years starting 2027, and LHDN’s e-invoice exemption. Passing one tells you nothing about the other.

Withholding Tax Malaysia: Rates, CP37 Forms and Deadlines

Withholding Tax Malaysia: Rates, CP37 Forms and Deadlines. Withholding tax Malaysia guide: 10%, 15% and 10% + 3% rates for non-resident payments, CP37 forms, the one-month deadline and the self-billed e-invoice link.

A payment to a foreign supplier can start two LHDN clocks. Royalties, interest, contract payments and other listed payments need withholding tax within one month of payment. For imported services, a self-billed e-invoice is also due by the end of the month after payment or invoice receipt, whichever is earlier.