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What is the difference between individual and consolidated e-invoice submission?

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Individual e-invoice submission means each invoice is sent to LHDN MyInvois separately with the buyer's full details — name, Tax Identification Number (TIN), and address. This is required for B2B transactions and patients with registered profiles. Consolidated e-invoice submission means multiple B2C transactions are ba...

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Individual e-invoice submission means each invoice is sent to LHDN MyInvois separately with the buyer's full details — name, Tax Identification Number (TIN), and address. This is required for B2B transactions and patients with registered profiles. Consolidated e-invoice submission means multiple B2C transactions are batched into a single monthly submission when buyer details are not captured, such as walk-in patients paying cash, submitted within seven calendar days after month end. From 1 January 2026, any single transaction above RM10,000 must be issued as an individual e-invoice and cannot be consolidated once a business's relaxation period ends. Most clinics need both methods.

MedicalMet determines the correct submission method automatically based on the patient record. Registered patients with profiles get individual e-invoices. Walk-in transactions without patient details are batched into consolidated B2C submissions. Both happen in the background without staff intervention. Visit medicalmet.com/features/lhdn-e-invoice for details.

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