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LHDN e-Invoice Readiness Pack

Get ready in order - before LHDN's data matching finds the gaps.

Malaysian SME Toolkit (RM1–5 Million)

The problems this fixes

  • Heard e-Invoice was postponed, so it is being ignored
  • No idea which customers' TINs are still uncollected
  • Worried about penalties but no idea where to start

What you get

  • FACTS: the 8 most misunderstood questions, answered with dates
  • READINESS CHECK: 20 checks with an automatic readiness score
  • CUSTOMER TIN: collect TINs & SSM numbers, automatic INCOMPLETE status
  • CODES: map your products to the 3-digit classification codes
  • OUTGOING INVOICES: flags which ones need an individual e-invoice (>RM10,000)
  • CONSOL: monthly consolidation deadlines with a LATE warning
  • SELF-BILL: the 7 situations that require a self-billed e-invoice
  • CALENDAR: what must be ready by when, 2026 through 2028

Sheets in the file

MULA SINIFAKTASEMAK SEDIAPELANGGAN TINKODINVOIS KELUARCONSOLSELF-BILLKALENDARSETUP

live formulas, audited with zero errors

Included with every purchase

  • MULA SINI sheet: a 15-minute starter guide in Malay
  • Imports into Google Sheets - use it on an Android phone or iPhone
  • Buyer's guide (PDF) plus FAQ
  • Free replacement file if yours breaks, and free version updates
  • A single Excel file - no separate BLANK edition, because this one has no sample data rows to clear.

Common questions

Can I use it on a phone?

The files are deliberately built without formulas that break in Google Sheets (no XLOOKUP, LET or spill formulas), so they should import and open in the Microsoft Excel app (Android/iOS) or Google Sheets (File > Import). Being straight with you: we have not yet run the import test on a real phone, so we cannot promise every chart and dropdown survives the import. If anything breaks, WhatsApp us - we fix it or refund you.

Do I need to be good at Excel?

No. You only type in the WHITE cells. GREY cells hold the formulas and calculate themselves.

Is there a password?

No. Sheets are protected without a password so formulas cannot be deleted by accident. You can unprotect them yourself (Review > Unprotect Sheet) if you want to modify the file.