
CPD EVENTS
INTRODUCTION
To equip participants with a clear understanding of Malaysia’s einvoicing requirements, practical implementation steps, and compliance strategies. The session will include a hands-on, interactive approach where participants will present case studies and suggest improvements through group discussions.
COURSE OUTLINE
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Introduction of e-Invoice in Malaysia
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Determine your e-Invoice Implementation Timeline
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How to Collect and Manage Buyer Information for e-Invoicing
– Establish procedures for gathering necessary buyer details for e-invoicing.
– Differentiate the approach for existing clients versus new clients.
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How to Handle Buyer Requests and e-Invoice Challenges
– Develop a structured process for responding to buyer e-invoice requests.
– Manage system lead time, invoice error, and incomplete buyer information effectively
Proof of Income
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How to Assess Your Current Business Practice
– Understand the process of issuing invoices, credit notes, debit notes, and refund notes.
– Identify key roles and responsibilities in recognizing sales and the timing of these processes.
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How to Transition to e-Invoicing
– Determine the necessary process changes when implementing e-invoicing.
– Adapt your workflow to comply with e-invoice requirements.
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How to Align E-Invoicing with Your Business Model
– Identify whether your business operates in a B2B, B2C, or hybrid model.
– Understand how your business model impacts e-invoice implementation.
– Treatment of disbursement and reimbursement
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How to Determine the Best e-Invoice Approach for Your Company
– Evaluate whether to adopt full transactional e-invoicing, full consolidated e-invoicing, or a hybrid model.
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How to Assign Responsibilities and Set Deadlines for e-Invoicing
– Identify the key person(s) in charge of managing the issuance of e-invoice.
– Establish clear deadlines and accountability for each step of the process.