An e-Invoice is a digital representation of a transaction between a supplier and a buyer, formatted in a structured, machine-readable manner. It is a file created in the format specified by the IRBM (i.e., in XML or JSON file format) and not in the form of PDF, JPG etc. It contains the same essential information as a traditional document, for example, supplier’s and buyer’s details, item description, quantity, price excluding tax, tax amount and total amount, which record transaction data for daily business operations.
The principles of when e-Invoice is to be issued would be as follow:
- Proof of income: Whenever a sale or other transaction is made to recognise income of taxpayers;
- Proof of expense: This covers purchases made or other spending by taxpayers.
Below is the e-Invoice implementation timeline:
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Taxpayers with an annual turnover or revenue of more than RM100 million | 1 August 2024 |
Taxpayers with an annual turnover or revenue of more than RM25 million and up to RM100 million | 1 January 2025 |
All other taxpayers | 1 July 2025 |
For more information, please refer to IRBM’s official website - e-Invoice | Lembaga Hasil Dalam Negeri Malaysia and FAQ specific to Financial Industry specific-faq-financial-services-stockbroking-and-unit-trust.pdf (hasil.gov.my).
The full implementation of e-Invoice by the Bank will be by 1 July 2025. Prior to 1 July 2025, the Bank will not be providing e-Invoice to customers.
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When is the effective date that the Bank will start implementing e-Invoice? |
UOBM will fully implement e-Invoice by 1 July 2025 in accordance with the current legislations. However, this will only be made available to parties who have provided complete e-Invoice data including their Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) and Sales and Service Tax (SST) details to UOBM where applicable. |
UOBM will fully implement e-Invoice by 1 July 2025 in accordance with the current legislations. For those who would like to have a copy of the e-Invoice, please contact or visit our nearest branch from 1 July 2025 onwards. However, this will only be made available to parties who have provided complete e-Invoice data including their Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) to UOBM. Exemptions: To refer to the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (IRBM)’s e-Invoice Guideline for the complete list of exemptions. https://www.hasil.gov.my/en/e-invoice/guidelines/ |
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Are customers required to provide details to UOBM for the issuance of e-Invoice? |
UOBM will soon begin the collection of required information from our customers for e-Invoice submission. Further details on the collection methods and schedule will be shared soon. |
It is not mandatory for the customer to request for an e-Invoice document. However, if the customer does require an e-Invoice document, the customer must provide his/her accurate details (e.g. TIN) to UOBM to facilitate the issuance of the e-Invoice document. Please note that UOBM cannot compel customers to provide their TIN details and it is the customers' responsibility to comply with the IRBM's e-Invoice regulations. |
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Please refer to https://www.hasil.gov.my/en/individual/individual-lifecycle/registration/ or https://www.hasil.gov.my/en/company/tax-file-registration/ for further information. |
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How does the Bank deliver the e-Invoice to customers? |
The Bank is obliged to issue e-Invoice(s) for all resident & non-resident entities, whenever applicable and the validated e-Invoice(s) will be delivered to your mailing address maintained with the Bank. |
e-Invoice will be delivered to your email address registered with the Bank upon request. |
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How long does it take for an e-Invoice to be issued by UOBM? | The frequency of the e-Invoice document will match your existing statement cycle or on a transactional basis. |
For most banking products, UOBM will issue an e-Invoice with each corresponding account statement. The frequency of the e-Invoice document will match your existing statement cycle. For one-time/ad-hoc transaction(s), the e-Invoice document will be issued after the transaction is completed. |
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How can I enroll for e-Invoice for my banking products? |
No enrollment or registration is required for receiving e-Invoice. |
No enrollment is required. It is not mandatory for customer to request for e-Invoice document. However, if the customer requires an e-Invoice document, the customer must provide complete e-Invoice data including their Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) to UOBM to facilitate the issuance of the e-Invoice document. |
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Which banking products support e-Invoice? |
Please refer to Industry Specific Frequently Asked Question for Financial Service, Stockbroking, and Unit Trust for more information. specific-faq-financial-services-stockbroking-and-unit-trust.pdf |
For most of banking products, UOBM will issue e-Invoice document with each corresponding account statement. |
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What would happen if the customer provided incorrect/incomplete e-Invoice information to UOBM? |
For UOBM to generate the e-Invoice document, customers must provide complete and accurate information. UOBM cannot issue the e-Invoice document until the missing details are provided. Customers are responsible for ensuring the accuracy and correctness of all data and information provided. For the full implementation of e-Invoice on 1 July 2025, UOBM will provide updates from time-to-time on our enhanced digital services which will allow customers to submit their e-Invoice related details seamlessly. |
For UOBM to generate the e-Invoice document, customers must provide complete and accurate information. UOBM cannot issue the e-Invoice document until the missing details are provided. Customers are responsible for ensuring the accuracy and correctness of all data and information provided. For the full implementation of e-Invoice on 1 July 2025, UOBM will provide updates from time-to-time on our enhanced digital services which will allow customers to submit their e-Invoice related details seamlessly. |
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To whom it may concern,
In line with the implementation of e-Invoicing in Malaysia, please refer to the following required information of UOB entities for e-invoice purposes: -
Name of Entities | Tax Identification Number (TIN) | New Business Registration Number (BRN) | Service Tax Registration Number (SST) | Malaysian Standard Industrial Classification (MSIC) |
United Overseas Bank (Malaysia) Bhd | C 5864781030 | 199301017069 | W10-1808-32001529 | 64191 |
UOBM Nominees (Tempatan) Sdn Bhd | C 868255000 | 197301001860 | N/A | 64993 |
UOB Properties Bhd | C 5868573010 | 199401009730 | N/A | 68109 |
UOB Properties (KL) Bhd | C 861170100 | 196901000585 | W10-2301-32000077 | 68104 |
Please be informed that we will not provide source documents for verification purposes, and the information stated above on this website is to be considered as a formal response.
For contact information related to e-Invoicing, such as buyer address, email, and phone number, please state the details of the relevant point-of-contact in relation to the procurement of the goods or services.
Please take note that vendors shall continue to send a copy of vendor invoices to your respective UOB entities’ point-of-contact to ensure uninterrupted business operations and timely payments.
Thank you.
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Did you know that one of the top scams are scam apps? Scam apps are especially dangerous because of how they can control your device and steal your money!
How do scam apps get onto your devices?
Scammers will first trick you into chatting with them (via online ads for cleaning services and promotions or via dating app chats). Then, they will send you an .apk file or link to install an unverified app.
Once you download the app, the scammer will be minutes away from hacking your device.
Safety tip: Don’t ever tap on files or links sent through chats.
What can scam apps actually do?
How do you avoid scam apps?
Suspect you’ve been scammed? Here’s what you should do
Immediately call UOB’s 24/7 Fraud hotline at 03-2612 8100 or the National Scam Response Center (NSRC) at 997, and make a police report.
Stay safe and stay tuned to the hashtag #JanganKenaScam on social media for more scam alerts and online safety tips!
We take your concerns about scams very seriously and always strive to do better.
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Scammers are making fake profiles on dating apps! Remember to never tap on links sent via chats. These could be fake websites with fake app store icons that download scam apps to hack your device. If you’ve been scammed, immediately call UOB’s 24/7 Fraud hotline at 03-2612 8100 or the National Scam Response Centre at 997 (8am-8pm daily) and make a police report.
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Scammers are pretending to be LHDN. If you receive phone calls, emails or SMSes about tax payments or refunds, it’s a scam. Here are some tips:
Never transfer to unknown bank accounts.
LHDN officers/authorities will never ask for your username and password.
LHDN will not ask you to click on links to receive tax refunds. If you’ve been scammed, immediately call UOB’s 24/7 Fraud hotline at 03-2612 8100 or the National Scam Response Centre at 997 (8am-8pm daily) and make a police report.
Bank Negara Malaysia’s LIBOR transition signposts requires UOB Malaysia to cease new issuance of LIBOR referencing contracts by 31 December 2021. On 22 October 2021, BNM published an e-brochure that emphasises the urgency for bank customers to be prepared for the transition from LIBOR to RFRs.
Please download the brochure for more information.
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