e-Invoicing Dialogue : Bridging Policy and Business Realities

Malaysia’s e-Invoice system plays a critical role in broadening the tax base, fostering sustainability, and driving future digital economic growth. Effective 1 July 2026, all businesses, unless specifically exempted, are required to implement e-Invoicing. The impact on businesses can be significant if they are not adequately prepared to ensure compliance.

To support a smooth transition and build stakeholder confidence, this programme aims to provide businesses of all sizes—from small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to large corporations—with practical insights into Malaysia’s e-Invoicing framework.

Welcome to the e-Invoicing Dialogue 2025! Join us at the M Resort & Hotel Kuala Lumpur for a day filled with insightful discussions on bridging policy and business realities in the world of e-invoicing. This in-person event will bring together experts and professionals to explore the future of electronic invoicing. Don't miss out on this opportunity to network, learn, and exchange ideas with industry leaders. See you there!

Brochure: eInvoicing Dialogue Bridging Policy and Business Realities.pdf

Info: Explore the operational realities and strategic adjustments faced by multinational corporations (MNCs) following the implementation of e-Invoicing systems across different jurisdictions. With global tax authorities increasingly adopting e-Invoicing mandates, MNCs are challenged to unify compliance while managing complex cross-border transactions.
This session will also reference best practices adopted by MNCs in implementing e-Invoicing, providing valuable insights for organisations navigating similar transitions.

Info: As Malaysia accelerates its transition toward mandatory e-invoicing, businesses face a dual challenge—implementing digital compliance frameworks while fortifying trust through resilient cybersecurity strategies.
Drawing on recent legal case studies, this session explores how businesses can successfully navigate the technical intricacies of e-invoicing systems, comply with the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (IRBM) guidelines, and protect sensitive data in an increasingly complex regulatory and threat environment.

Info: This session will guide small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Malaysia through the evolving journey of e-Invoicing, from initial preparation to long-term sustainability.
As Malaysia rolls out its phased e-Invoice mandate, SMEs must not only comply, but also adapt strategically to thrive in a digital-first economy.

Info: As Malaysia’s e-Invoicing framework rolls out, businesses are encountering complex scenarios especially in self-billing arrangements, consignment sales, and third-party transactions.
This session provides practical insights and guidance from IRBM on handling these challenges and ensuring compliance.

Info: Understand the latest updates on IRBM’s e-invoice guidelines/FAQs and navigate changes to industry-specific e-invoicing policies and practices.
Learn who needs to comply, how to prepare, and how to stay compliant with the latest e-invoicing regulations.

Info: Representatives from IRBM will be present to address e-Invoice implementation issues and answer questions from participants submitted prior to the programme.

Host or Publisher Malaysian Institute of Accountants