Stop dreading the mandate. COKOPOS natively integrates with the Malaysian Inland Revenue Board, automatically syncing your daily receipts and generating validated tax invoices instantly.
Whether you serve 500 walk-in customers a day or issue invoices for corporate clients, the workflow is built directly into your cashier screen.
For standard retail and F&B operations, 95% of customers just want a normal receipt. You do not need to ask every customer for their Tax Identification Number (TIN).
The system quietly groups all these standard receipts in the background. At the end of your billing cycle (e.g., monthly), it automatically aggregates the data and submits one single "Consolidated e-Invoice" to LHDN to keep you compliant.
Occasionally, a corporate client will ask for a formal tax invoice to claim business expenses. Doing this manually on the MyInvois portal while a queue is waiting is a nightmare.
The cashier hits "Request e-Invoice", enters the customer's TIN or scans their QR code. COKOPOS instantly transmits the JSON to LHDN, receives the validation, and prints the receipt complete with the official LHDN QR code.
Many legacy POS providers in Malaysia cannot handle the API load, so they force you to purchase expensive third-party "Middleware" software just to connect to LHDN.
Clearing up the confusion around the Malaysian tax mandate.
For B2C businesses (like cafes and mini-marts), most customers don't need a tax invoice. LHDN allows you to combine all these normal receipt transactions into one 'Consolidated e-Invoice' and submit it periodically. COKOPOS automates this compilation and submission entirely.
No. Unlike legacy systems that require you to buy expensive integration software, COKOPOS has a native, built-in API connection directly to the MyInvois portal at no extra setup cost.
When a customer requests an e-Invoice, the cashier enters their TIN (Tax Identification Number) into COKOPOS. The system pings the LHDN server instantly, gets it validated, and prints a physical receipt with the official LHDN QR code link.
LHDN rules allow a 72-hour grace period for submission. If your internet goes down, the COKOPOS Offline Mode allows you to keep printing normal receipts. Once your connection is restored, the POS automatically queues and pushes the data to LHDN.
Switch to a POS system that handles the compliance for you. Focus on your sales, not your tax submissions.