Issue a self-billed e-invoice in Malaysia's MyInvois system for a transaction requiring buyer-side documentation
domain: myinvois.hasil.gov.my · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Verified steps
Confirm the transaction falls within IRBM's defined self-billing scenarios (for example payments to foreign suppliers not on MyInvois, agent commissions, profit distributions, certain e-commerce settlements, or interest payments) per the e-Invoice Specific Guideline
For a foreign supplier without a Malaysian TIN, populate the supplier field with IRBM's designated placeholder TIN for foreign suppliers
Populate the self-billed e-invoice using the same MyInvois data structure and mandatory fields as a standard e-invoice, with the buyer acting as the issuing party
Submit via the MyInvois Portal or API integration for IRBM validation, following the same technical process as regular e-invoices
Retain the IRBM-validated self-billed e-invoice as the buyer's documentation of the expense
Known gotchas
Self-billing is only permitted for the specific scenarios listed in IRBM's e-Invoice Specific Guideline - issuing one outside those scenarios is non-compliant
Confirm the entity's applicable MyInvois implementation phase and revenue threshold before assuming self-billing obligations already apply
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