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The Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia, commonly referred to as HASiL, will hold a free e-Invoice webinar through its Johor office on 24 September 2026. The two-hour session will be delivered through Microsoft Teams in Bahasa Melayu and is open to all taxpayers. [hasil.gov.my]
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Registration closes on 23 September 2026, although HASiL may close registration earlier if capacity is reached. Attendance is limited to the first 100 participants, which means interested businesses and advisers should register promptly through the official event page. [hasil.gov.my]
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The event announcement does not itself introduce a new legal requirement, technical specification or change to Malaysia’s phased implementation timetable. Instead, the webinar forms part of HASiL’s continuing taxpayer education and readiness programme, alongside its published guidance, FAQs, MyInvois resources and technical documentation. [hasil.gov.my], [hasil.gov.my], [hasil.gov.my]
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The Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia, known as HASiL, has announced that its Johor office will conduct an e-Invoice awareness webinar on 24 September 2026. The online session will run from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. through Microsoft Teams. Participation is free, but attendance is limited to the first 100 registered participants. Registration is scheduled to close on 23 September 2026 and may close earlier if the available places are filled. The webinar will be conducted in Bahasa Melayu and is open to all taxpayers. [hasil.gov.my]
According to the event page, the session will be presented by customer service representatives from HASiL Johor. The announcement should be viewed as an educational and taxpayer-support initiative rather than a regulatory update. The event listing does not identify any new legislation, revised implementation date, technical requirement or administrative concession arising from the webinar itself. [hasil.gov.my]
The session nevertheless takes place against the background of Malaysia’s continuing phased adoption of e-Invoicing. HASiL’s published implementation timeline states that e-Invoice obligations have been introduced according to annual turnover or revenue thresholds. The most recent timeline displayed by HASiL provides for implementation from 1 January 2026 for taxpayers with annual turnover or revenue of up to RM5 million, while taxpayers with annual turnover or revenue below RM3 million are described as exempt. The authority indicates that this timeline was updated on 30 August 2026. Companies should verify their position against the latest official criteria, including any detailed eligibility conditions or transitional rules. [hasil.gov.my]
For affected businesses, the webinar may provide a useful opportunity to reinforce understanding of operational processes, including document creation, submission, validation and management through the MyInvois environment. HASiL describes the MyInvois Portal as a free platform that supports activities such as submitting, viewing, cancelling and rejecting e-Invoices and related documents. [myinvois.h…sil.gov.my], [myinvois.h…sil.gov.my]
Finance and tax teams considering attendance should register before the stated closing date and review the published agenda in advance. They may also wish to identify practical questions relating to invoice data, buyer and supplier details, self-billing, adjustments, system access and internal controls. Businesses using an ERP or API connection should continue to monitor HASiL’s separate technical release notes, since technical updates are published independently from general awareness events. [hasil.gov.my], [sdk.myinvo…sil.gov.my]
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