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MyInvois for accounting firms and tax agents

Run each client's MyInvois work with a traceable handoff.

Accounting firms and tax agents carry the operational burden of LHDN work for more than one company. MyInvoisBridge gives client submissions, self-billed documents, and status review a consistent place to live.

MyInvois for accounting firms and tax agents

The accounting firms and tax agents reality

  1. 01

    Every client has a different source system

    The compliance boundary should not require every client to abandon the way they already issue commercial documents.

  2. 02

    Self-billed documents need specialist attention

    Issuing on behalf of a supplier changes the party relationship and the document type selected.

  3. 03

    Status review becomes a recurring service

    Your team needs a repeatable way to see what was accepted and what needs client follow-up.

MyInvoisBridge

A practical MyInvois path for accounting firms and tax agents

  • Keep client companies separated

    Use the multi-company workflow and per-company context so one client's submission is not confused with another's.

  • Make self-billed a first-class path

    The supported 11–14 document types cover the self-billed invoice and its correction counterparts.

  • Give the partner team an API option

    Create machine credentials on the applicable plan and connect client systems through the documented REST API.

Workflow

A clearer workflow for accounting firms and tax agents

  1. 01Onboard the company and confirm its LHDN context
  2. 02Issue standard or self-billed documents
  3. 03Review status and resolve the next client item
FAQ

Questions from accounting firms and tax agents teams

LHDN rules and implementation dates can change. Check the latest HASiL guidance for your business before relying on a sector-specific example.

Related paths

Continue with the workflow that fits.

LHDN rules and implementation dates can change. Check the latest HASiL guidance for your business before relying on a sector-specific example.