Fee invoices, receipts and credit notes go from the school system straight to LHDN MyInvois, through a connection that is already set up. No separate e Invoice software, and no extra charge: it is included in the package.
If annual revenue is RM3 million or more, yes. From 1 September 2026, LHDN requires businesses at or above RM3 million in annual revenue to issue e Invoices through MyInvois. Below that, e Invoice is voluntary.
Rules as published by LHDN up to November 2026. They change often, and schools run by non profit boards may be treated differently, so confirm your school's position with your tax adviser.
Read the guide: LHDN e Invoice for private schools: what the RM3 million threshold means.
From 1 September 2026, businesses with annual revenue of RM3 million or more must issue e Invoices through LHDN MyInvois. Below RM3 million, e Invoice is voluntary. As a quick check, 400 students paying RM7,500 a year in fees comes to RM3 million. Rules can differ for schools run by non profit boards, so confirm your school's position with your tax adviser.
No. The school system is already connected to LHDN MyInvois. Fee documents are created and submitted from the same system the bursar uses every day, so there is nothing extra to install or log in to.
Fee related documents: fee invoices, receipts for fee payments, and credit notes for fee adjustments. Canteen sales and e wallet top ups are not part of the e Invoice module.
No. e Invoice is included in the package, with no separate subscription.
Yes. LHDN encourages smaller businesses to adopt e Invoice voluntarily, and starting early gives the bursar's office time to settle into the new routine before it becomes compulsory.
See the MyInvois flow in a free demo, or WhatsApp +60 11-1166 6850.