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Get ready for e-Invoicing! 

In adherence to the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (IRBM) initiative, CIMB will be issuing e-Invoices in compliance with IRBM’s requirement starting from 1 July onwards.

Find out more about CIMB e-Invoicing:

CIMB e-Invoicing Implementation

 

As part of the Malaysian government’s effort in improving the efficiency of the country’s tax administration, the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (“IRBM”) is implementing e-Invoice which is intended to replace paper or electronic invoices, credit notes, debit notes, and refund notes nationwide. You may visit IRBM’s website on this nationwide initiative for further information.

 

In adherence to IRBM’s initiative, CIMB Bank Berhad, CIMB Islamic Bank Berhad and relevant entities within the corporate group of CIMB Group Holdings Berhad, (collectively CIMB Bank Berhad, CIMB Islamic Bank Berhad and relevant entities within the CIMB corporate group shall be referred to as “CIMB Group”) will be issuing e-Invoices in compliance with IRBM’s requirement starting from 1 July onwards.

 

To facilitate the issuance of e-Invoices and your receipt of e-invoices for all bank charges, fees, and interest paid to CIMB Group, we seek your assistance to update your details such as Tax Identification Number (TIN) and Sales and Service Tax (SST) Registration Number (if applicable) and other relevant information for purposes of generating e-Invoices via the e-Invoicing Information Update Form.

 

If you :

 

duly fill in and submit the e-Invoicing Information Update Form: Relevant CIMB Group entities will issue e-Invoice(s) to you for any applicable transactions carried out with the relevant CIMB Group entity starting from 1 July 2025.

 

do not fill in and submit the e-Invoicing Information Update Form: Relevant CIMB Group entities will not be able to issue e-Invoice(s) to you for any applicable transactions carried out with the relevant CIMB Group entity starting from 1 July 2025.

 

Where the e-Invoicing Information Update Form is not received by us or is incomplete or inaccurate or where your TIN Validation Status is invalid, you will not receive standalone e-invoices for any transactions with any of the CIMB Group entities. Do note that there may be reasons not within CIMB Group control that may result in us not being able to provide standalone e-invoices to you for e.g. in instances where you have given inaccurate or incomplete information or the information provided by you in the Form does not match with your information which you have registered with IRBM.

 

IMPORTANT NOTE (Individual Customers): For e-Invoicing purposes, your new NRIC number is required in the e-Invoicing Information Update Form. Customers who have yet to update their old NRIC to new NRIC, please head to the nearest Branch to update your NRIC via Customer Information Update (CIU). For more information on CIU, please access Customer Information Update Form.

 

Further announcement on the e-Invoicing Information Update Form will be posted in the near future. In the meantime, please refer to our FAQs via CIMB webpage for more information on e-Invoicing.

 

Please note under Section 82C (11) of the Income Tax Act 1967, any personal data processed for e-invoice issued or transmitted to the Director General of IRBM will not be subject to the provisions of the Personal Data Protection Act 2010 (Act 709). Rest assured, your information and the use of your information by CIMB Group entities will be in accordance with CIMB Group Privacy Notice as well as existing terms and conditions of any account, products, services, facility or agreement that you may have with the relevant CIMB Group entities.

How to update your e-Invoicing details?

 

To facilitate the issuance of e-Invoices  and your receipt of e-Invoices for all bank charges, fees, and interest paid to the Bank, we seek your assistance to update your details such as Tax Identification Number (TIN) and Sales and Service Tax (SST) Registration Number (if applicable) and other relevant information for purposes of generating e-Invoices via the e-Invoicing Information Update Form.

 

You may update your e-Invoicing details via the channels below (Coming soon):

Individual Non-Individual
  • CIMB Clicks Web
  • CIMB OCTO Biz Web
  • CIMB OCTO App
  • CIMB OCTO Biz App
  • e-Invoicing Information Update Form (pdf)
  • e-Invoicing Information Update Form (pdf)
  • If you submit your details with us, you will receive e-Invoice(s) from CIMB starting 1 July 2025 
  • If you don’t submit your details with us, you will not receive e-Invoice(s) from CIMB starting 1 July 2025

IMPORTANT NOTE (Individual Customers): For e-Invoicing purposes, your new NRIC number is required in the e-Invoicing Information Update Form. Customers who have yet to update their old NRIC to new NRIC, please head to the nearest Branch to update your NRIC via Customer Information Update (CIU). For more information on CIU, please access Customer Information Update Form.

General e-Invoice

No Questions Answers
1 What is an e-Invoice?   e-Invoice implementation is a nationwide initiative by the Government of Malaysia to enhance the efficiency of tax administration management. An e-Invoice is a digital document which records transactions between CIMB and customers that is validated by Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (IRBM). Click here for more information on IRBM’s e-Invoice.
2 Is e-Invoice applicable only to transactions in Malaysia?   No, the issuance of e-Invoice is not limited to only transactions within Malaysia. It is also applicable for cross-border transactions.
3 What is the key difference between an e-Invoice and normal banking product statement?  

There will be no changes to your normal banking product statements. e-Invoice is a new additional document sent to you, and include only certain transactions (e.g., your existing fees, charges, interest, etc) that CIMB is required to report to IRBM. Each e-Invoice contains a reference number assigned by IRBM, representing a unique identification of the e-Invoice in the form of a QR code and indicating that the document has been validated by IRBM.

 

Note: The printed QR Code directs you to the MyInvois Portal e-Invoice verification page, and you will not need to submit any personal identifiable information or data. Do not enter any information on unverified pages.

4
What is the difference between an e-Invoice and a self-billed e-Invoice?        e-Invoices are issued by CIMB for e-Invoice impacted fees, charges, interest, or payments made by customers to CIMB. Self-billed e-Invoices are issued by CIMB for certain payments made by CIMB to customers, e.g., interest payments or profit distribution.
5 When will I start receiving my e-Invoices?

IRBM validated e-Invoices from CIMB will be issued from 1 July 2025 onwards for all e-Invoice impacted bank charges, fees, and interest or profit paid to CIMB in accordance with your current statement or documentation cycle.

Do note that CIMB will only issue e-Invoice(s) if you have provided accurate and complete e-Invoice required information to CIMB. For more information, please refer to Customer e-Invoicing Information Update FAQ (Individual/Non-Individual).

6 For joint accounts or accounts with more than one party as account holders, to whom will the e-Invoice be issued? CIMB will issue the e-Invoice only to the principal or primary account holder. Secondary account holders will not receive an e-Invoice. 
7 Can I still claim tax deductions or personal tax relief without an e-Invoice(s)? Yes, you may continue to claim tax deductions or personal tax relief using existing documentation, such as statements provided by CIMB to substantiate your expenses, until such time the tax legislation has been amended. 
8 Where can I find more information on IRBM e-Invoicing? For more information on IRBM e-Invoicing, please visit the IRBM e-Invoice website.

Customer e-Invoicing Information Update - Individual Customers

No Questions Answers
1 Why do I need to provide additional personal information to CIMB? CIMB requires certain customer personal information for e-Invoice issuance, of which, CIMB currently does not collect as part of our onboarding process. To ensure you receive your e-Invoices, CIMB is conducting an exercise to collect the required additional data from all customer through e-Invoicing Information Update Form.
2 What is Customer e-Invoicing Information Update?   Customer e-Invoicing Information Update is a data collection exercise to collect additional customer data mandated by IRBM, such as Tax Identification Number (TIN), so that e-Invoices can be issued to you.
3 What additional information is collected for the purpose of e-Invoice issuance?  

• Tax Identification Number (TIN)

• SST Registration Number (if applicable)

4
Who is required to provide information for the Customer e-Invoicing Information Update?       

All customers who require e-Invoice must submit their additional information via the e-Invoicing Information Update Form.

 

Customers are responsible to ensure all information submitted is accurate and complete. 

5 Is it mandatory to provide my personal details for e-Invoice issuance?

Yes, CIMB will issue e-Invoice only to customers who have provided the necessary details to CIMB via the e-Invoicing information Update Form.

 

Customers must ensure that the details submitted are accurate and complete.

 

Rest assured your personal details will only be collected, recorded, held, used, disclosed and stored (i.e. "process") in accordance with CIMB Group Privacy Notice as well as existing terms and conditions of any account, products, services, facility or agreement that you may have with the relevant CIMB Group entities.

6 How can I provide my e-Invoicing information?

For individual customers: You can submit the e-Invoicing Information Update Form via CIMB Clicks (web) and CIMB OCTO (app).

 

For customers without digital channel access: You can download, fill up and print the e-Invoicing Information Update Form from CIMB website and submit it to your nearest CIMB Branch.

• For individual customers, please submit the form together with signature and supporting document (e.g.,  NRIC, passport, etc).

 

Note: For Private Banking customers, please refer to your designated Private Banker for more information on e-Invoicing Information Update.

7 What happens if I submit my e-Invoicing information after 1 July 2025?

You can still provide your information after 1 July 2025. However, you will not receive e-Invoice(s) for transactions completed before you provide your information to CIMB

• If you provide the information before the product statement cycle (e.g., credit card statement date), you will receive e-Invoice for the cycle.

• If you provide the information after the product statement cycle, you will receive your e-Invoice(s) starting from the next cycle onwards.

• You will not be able to request for e-Invoice(s) for a product statement cycle if CIMB received your correct and accurate  information via the e-Invoicing Information Update Form only after the product statement cycle once your account statement has been issued.

• For example, if your credit card statement date is 31 Jul 2025, you will be able to receive the e-Invoice for the July statement cycle if you submit your e-Invoicing information before 31 Jul 2025. However, if you submit your e-Invoicing information after 31 Jul 2025, you will only receive your e-Invoice(s) from the subsequent month (Aug 2025) onwards. 

8 Can I continue using my old NRIC for e-Invoicing? CIMB does not accept old NRICs from customers for e-Invoicing issuance. Therefore, if you have not updated your old NRIC to the new NRIC, please update your information via the Customer Information Update Form and submit the Customer Information Update Form to the nearest CIMB Branch. Please also ensure that you have updated your new NRIC with IRBM.
9 Why do I need to update my ID with IRBM? IRBM will validate the ID and TIN based on what is registered in their system. As such, any mismatch of ID registered between CIMB and IRBM (e.g., new NRIC registered with IRBM vs old NRIC registered with CIMB) will result in rejection by IRBM. If rejected by IRBM, CIMB will be not able to issue standalone e-Invoices to you.
10 Will non-Malaysians have an IRBM TIN? Yes, non-Malaysians will also be assigned with a TIN if they are registered taxpayers with IRBM.
11 How can I retrieve my Malaysian Tax Identification Number (TIN)?

You can check the Tax Identification Number (TIN) allocated by IRBM on the front page of your individual tax return or through MyTaxPortal main page or under “e-Daftar” menu.

 

Otherwise, you may access our Customers Guide to Retrieve Malaysian Tax Identification Number for more information on Tax Identification Number (TIN).

12 What is the correct format for Individual TIN? For Individual TIN (with prefix IG): The numeric character within the TIN remains the same (at a maximum of 14 characters including prefix), e.g., IG56003500070, IG4040080091, IG115002000
13 How can I retrieve my Sales & Service Tax (SST) Registration Number?

You can retrieve the Sales & Service Tax (SST) registration number allocated by the Royal Malaysian Customs Department on the Customs MySST Portal. For more detailed explanation on how retrieve your Sales & Service Tax (SST) registration number.

 

Otherwise, you may access our Customers Guide to Retrieve SST Registration Number for more information on Sales & Service Tax (SST) registration number.

14 How can I check if my submitted TIN is valid?

If you have submitted your e-Invoicing Information Update Form, you may check the status of your TIN by:

Option 1: Re-access the form via CIMB Internet Banking channels and refer to the "TIN Validation Status" field starting from 1 July 2025.

Option 2: Contact CIMB via CIMB Branch/Contact Centre/Business Call Centre for assistance.

 

If your status is “Invalid”, you are required to update and resubmitting your e-Invoicing Information Update Form with the correct and accurate details which must match with your details registered with IRBM. The e-Invoicing Information Update Form is assessable via:

• CIMB Clicks (web)

• CIMB OCTO (app)

• CIMB Website – Customers can download the e-Invoicing Information Update Form from the CIMB website and submit it at the nearest branch

• Please refer to FAQ6 above for detailed answer on how to provide your e-Invoicing information.

15 Why is my TIN validation status showing as “Invalid” even though I provided the correct TIN? TIN is validated against your latest ID registered with IRBM. The “Invalid” status can be due to mismatch of ID registered with CIMB and IRBM (e.g., new NRIC registered with IRBM vs old NRIC registered with CIMB). Kindly ensure you update your latest ID with both IRBM and CIMB before you resubmit your information in CIMB’s e-Invoicing Information Update Form.
16 What happens if I provide incorrect information to CIMB?

Customers are fully responsible to ensure that all details submitted to CIMB are complete and accurate to receive e-Invoices from CIMB. CIMB will not be able to issue e-Invoice(s) to you if the information provided is incorrect or incomplete.

 

Do note that you will not be able to request for e-Invoice(s) for a product statement cycle if CIMB received your correct and accurate information via the e-Invoicing Information Update Form only after the product statement cycle once your account statement has been issued.

• For example, if your credit card statement date is 31 Jul 2025, you will be able to receive the e-Invoice for the July statement cycle if you submit your e-Invoicing information before 31 Jul 2025. However, if you submit your e-Invoicing information after 31 Jul 2025, you will only receive your e-Invoice(s) from the subsequent month (Aug 2025) onwards.

17 I have multiple CIMB accounts. Do I need to update my information multiple times? No, you will only need to provide your correct and accurate information as registered with IRBM in the e-Invoicing Information Update Form once. Therefore, we urge all customers to diligently check the TIN validation status (as per FAQ14 above) to ensure that the status is shown as "Valid" prior to the product statement cycle in which you would like to receive the standalone e-invoices.
18 Can I update my e-Invoicing details after submission?

You may edit your information by re-accessing and resubmitting the e-Invoicing Information Update Form.

 

For Tax Identification Number (TIN) however, you will not be able to update your TIN if the TIN Validation Status is displayed as 'Valid’ i.e., your TIN has been validated and confirmed accurate by IRBM.

19 I have provided my email to CIMB before. Why do I need to submit it again?

The email address provided in the e-Invoicing Information Update Form will be used as the primary channel for sending all e-Invoices to the customer.

 

Please note that this email address provided in the e-Invoicing Information Update Form will not affect the existing email address currently linked to your CIMB account(s).

 

If you wish to update the email address or other details with your CIMB account, please complete the Customer Information Update Form and submit to the nearest CIMB Branch.

20 Can I provide multiple emails for different CIMB products? No. Only one (1) email address per customer for e-Invoice purposes. All e-invoices for your CIMB products will be sent to this single email address.
21 Can I still proceed with product applications if I did not provide my e-Invoicing information to CIMB?

Yes, product applications can still proceed as usual.

 

Not submitting the e-invoicing information will not impact your ability to apply for CIMB products.

Customer e-Invoicing Information Update - Non-Individual Customers

No Questions Answers
1 Why do I need to provide additional personal information to CIMB? CIMB requires certain customer personal information for e-Invoice issuance, of which, CIMB currently does not collect as part of our onboarding process. To ensure you receive your e-Invoices, CIMB is conducting an exercise to collect the required additional data from all customer through e-Invoicing Information Update Form.
2 What is Customer e-Invoicing Information Update?   Customer e-Invoicing Information Update is a data collection exercise to collect additional customer data mandated by IRBM, such as Tax Identification Number (TIN), so that e-Invoices can be issued to you.
3 What additional information is collected for the purpose of e-Invoice issuance?  

• Tax Identification Number (TIN)

• SST Registration Number (if applicable)

• Tourism Tax Registration Number (if applicable)

• IRBM MSIC Code

4
Who is required to provide information for the Customer e-Invoicing Information Update?       

All customers who require e-Invoice must submit their additional information via the e-Invoicing Information Update Form.

 

Customers are responsible to ensure all information submitted is accurate and complete.

5 Is it mandatory to provide my personal details for e-Invoice issuance?

Yes, CIMB will issue e-Invoice only to customers who have provided the necessary details to CIMB via the e-Invoicing information Update Form.

 

Customers must ensure that the details submitted are accurate and complete.

 

Rest assured your personal details will only be collected, recorded, held, used, disclosed and stored (i.e. "process") in accordance with CIMB Group Privacy Notice as well as existing terms and conditions of any account, products, services, facility or agreement that you may have with the relevant CIMB Group entities.

6 How can I provide my e-Invoicing information?

For non-individual customers: You can submit the e-Invoicing Information Update Form via CIMB OCTO Biz (web and app).

 

For customers without digital channel access: You can download, fill up and print the e-Invoicing Information Update Form from CIMB website and submit it to your nearest CIMB Branch.

• For non-individual customers, please submit the form together with authorised signatory for verification

 

Note: For Private Banking customers, please refer to your designated Private Banker for more information on e-Invoicing Information Update.

For Merchants that do not have CASA account with CIMB, kindly download & submit the e-Invoicing Information Update Form to our relationship managers.

7 What happens if I submit my e-Invoicing information after 1 July 2025?

You can still provide your information after 1 July 2025. However, you will not receive e-Invoice(s) for transactions completed before you provide your information to CIMB

• If you provide the information before the product statement cycle (e.g., credit card statement date), you will receive e-Invoice for the cycle.

• If you provide the information after the product statement cycle, you will receive your e-Invoice(s) starting from the next cycle onwards.

• You will not be able to request for e-Invoice(s) for a product statement cycle if CIMB received your correct and accurate  information via the e-Invoicing Information Update Form only after the product statement cycle once your account statement has been issued.

• For example, if your credit card statement date is 31 Jul 2025, you will be able to receive the e-Invoice for the July statement cycle if you submit your e-Invoicing information before 31 Jul 2025. However, if you submit your e-Invoicing information after 31 Jul 2025, you will only receive your e-Invoice(s) from the subsequent month (Aug 2025) onwards. 

8 Can I submit my company’s old BRN for e-Invoicing? Yes, CIMB will continue to accept the old BRN until such time the legislation has been amended. However, please ensure the old BRN submitted to CIMB must match the BRN registered with IRBM.
9 Why do I need to update my ID with IRBM? IRBM will validate the ID and TIN based on what is registered in their system. As such, any mismatch of ID registered between CIMB and IRBM (e.g., New BRN registered with IRBM vs Old BRN registered with CIMB, etc.) will result in rejection by IRBM. If rejected by IRBM, CIMB will be not able to issue standalone e-Invoices to you.
10 Will non-Malaysians have an IRBM TIN? Yes, non-Malaysians will also be assigned with a TIN if they are registered taxpayers with IRBM.
11 How can I retrieve my Malaysian Tax Identification Number (TIN)?

You can check the Tax Identification Number (TIN) allocated by IRBM on the front page of your individual tax return or through MyTaxPortal main page or under “e-Daftar” menu.

 

Otherwise, you may access our Customers Guide to Retrieve Malaysian Tax Identification Number for more information on Tax Identification Number (TIN).

12 What is the correct format for Non-Individual TIN?

For Non-Individual TIN (with prefix other than IG):

• For TIN obtained after 1 January 2023, please do not include the additional zero “0” at the back of the TIN (with C96000000XX)

• For TIN obtained before 1 January 2023, please include the additional zero “0” at the back of the TIN number (e.g., C96000000XX0)

• Please note that Non-Individual TIN always ends with zero “0”

• Otherwise, you may refer to Malaysia TIN Number and TIN Registration for more information on Tax Identification Number (TIN)

13 How can I retrieve my Sales & Service Tax (SST) Registration Number?

You can retrieve the Sales & Service Tax (SST) registration number allocated by the Royal Malaysian Customs Department on the Customs MySST Portal. For more detailed explanation on how retrieve your Sales & Service Tax (SST) registration number.

 

Otherwise, you may access our Customers Guide to Retrieve SST Registration Number for more information on Sales & Service Tax (SST) registration number

14 How can I check if my submitted TIN is valid?

If you have submitted your e-Invoicing Information Update Form, you may check the status of your TIN by:

• Option 1: Re-access the form via CIMB Internet Banking channels and refer to the "TIN Validation Status" field starting from 1 July 2025.

• Option 2: Contact CIMB via CIMB Branch/Contact Centre/Business Call Centre for assistance.

 

If your status is “Invalid”, you are required to update and resubmitting your e-Invoicing Information Update Form with the correct and accurate details which must match with your details registered with IRBM. The e-Invoicing Information Update Form is assessable via:

• CIMB OCTO Biz Web

• CIMB OCTO Biz App

• CIMB Website – Customers can download the e-Invoicing Information Update Form from the CIMB website and submit it at the nearest branch

• Please refer to FAQ6 above for detailed answer on how to provide your e-Invoicing information.

15 Why is my TIN validation status showing as “Invalid” even though I provided the correct TIN? TIN is validated against your latest ID registered with IRBM. The “Invalid” status can be due to mismatch of ID registered with CIMB and IRBM (e.g., new BRN registered with IRBM vs old BRN registered with CIMB). Kindly ensure you update your latest ID with both IRBM and CIMB before you resubmit your information in CIMB’s e-Invoicing Information Update Form.
16 What happens if I provide incorrect information to CIMB?

Customers are fully responsible to ensure that all details submitted to CIMB are complete and accurate to receive e-Invoices from CIMB. CIMB will not be able to issue e-Invoice(s) to you if the information provided is incorrect or incomplete.

 

Do note that you will not be able to request for e-Invoice(s) for a product statement cycle if CIMB received your correct and accurate information via the e-Invoicing Information Update Form only after the product statement cycle once your account statement has been issued.

• For example, if your credit card statement date is 31 Jul 2025, you will be able to receive the e-Invoice for the July statement cycle if you submit your e-Invoicing information before 31 Jul 2025. However, if you submit your e-Invoicing information after 31 Jul 2025, you will only receive your e-Invoice(s) from the subsequent month (Aug 2025) onwards.

17 I have multiple CIMB accounts. Do I need to update my information multiple times? No, you will only need to provide your correct and accurate information as registered with IRBM in the e-Invoicing Information Update Form once. Therefore, we urge all customers to diligently check the TIN validation status (as per FAQ14 above) to ensure that the status is shown as "Valid" prior to the product statement cycle in which you would like to receive the standalone e-invoices.
18 Can I update my e-Invoicing details after submission?

You may edit your information by re-accessing and resubmitting the e-Invoicing Information Update Form.

 

For Tax Identification Number (TIN) however, you will not be able to update your TIN if the TIN Validation Status is displayed as 'Valid’ i.e., your TIN has been validated and confirmed accurate by IRBM.

19 I have provided my email to CIMB before. Why do I need to submit it again?

The email address provided in the e-Invoicing Information Update Form will be used as the primary channel for sending all e-Invoices to the customer.

 

Please note that this email address provided in the e-Invoicing Information Update Form will not affect the existing email address currently linked to your CIMB account(s).

 

If you wish to update the email address or other details with your CIMB account, please complete the Customer Information Update Form and submit to the nearest CIMB Branch.

20 Can I provide multiple emails for different CIMB products? No. Only one (1) email address per customer for e-Invoice purposes. All e-invoices for your CIMB products will be sent to this single email address.
21 Can I still proceed with product applications if I did not provide my e-Invoicing information to CIMB?

Yes, product applications can still proceed as usual.

 

Not submitting the e-invoicing information will not impact your ability to apply for CIMB products.

Customer’s guide to retrieve e-Invoicing information

 

You may refer to the simple, step-by-step guide to retrieve the following information:

 

1. Malaysian Tax Identification Number (TIN)

2. Sales & Service Tax (SST) Registration Number

3. Malaysian Standard Industrial Classification (MSIC) code

4. Tourism Tax Registration Number

Customer’s Guide to Retrieve Malaysian Tax Identification Number (TIN)

 

Tax Identification Number (“TIN”) is a unique identifier assigned by the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (IRBM) to individuals and entities (such as companies and businesses) registered as taxpayers. Also referred to as “Nombor Pengenalan Cukai”, the TIN is used for tax-related matters in Malaysia.

 

You can retrieve your Tax Identification Number (TIN) through self-service options or by contacting the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (IRBM) via it’s official HASiL touchpoints.

 

Self-Service Options:

1. Front Page of Income Tax Return Forms

2. MyTax Portal (MyTax)

 

Official HASiL Touchpoints:

1. Nearest HASiL Branch

2. HASiL Care Line

• Local Line: 03-89111000

• Overseas Line: 603-89111000

3. HASiL Live Chat (available from 9:00am to 4:00pm every Monday to Friday except Public Holiday)

 

Click here for a detailed guide on how to retrieve your Malaysian Tax Identification Number (TIN).

Customer’s Guide to Retrieve Sales & Services Tax (SST) Registration Number

 

Sales & Service Tax (SST) registration number is issued by the Royal Malaysian Customs Department to businesses registered for Sales Tax and/or Service Tax.

 

The SST Registration Number is required by IRBM for issuance of e-Invoice(s).

 

However, SST Registration is only mandatory for SST Registrants. If you are not registered for SST, you may leave the field blank when providing your e-Invoice information to CIMB

 

You can retrieve your SST registration number through:

 

1. MySST Custom Website (https://mysst.customs.gov.my/)

2. Surat Kelulusan Pendaftaran SST

 

Click here for a detailed guide on how to retrieve your Sales & Service Tax (SST) Registration Number

Customer’s Guide to Retrieve Malaysian Standard Industrial Classification (MSIC) Code

 

Malaysian Standard Industrial Classification (MSIC) code is a 5-digit numeric code that represents a taxpayer’s business nature and activities.

 

The MSIC code applies only to non-individual customers.

 

All businesses registered with Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia (SSM) are assigned an MSIC Code that describes the nature of their business operations.

 

You can retrieve your MSIC code registration through:

 

1. e-C Form

2. SSM ezbiz portal (https://ezbiz.ssm.com.my/)

 

Click here for a detailed guide on how to retrieve your Malaysian Standard Industrial Classification (MSIC) Code

Customer’s Guide to Retrieve Tourism Tax Registration Number

 

Tourism Tax Registration Number (TTx) is a unique identifier assigned to business registered under Tourism Tax (TT) scheme in Malaysia.

 

The TTx number is only applicable to businesses involved in tourism-related activities.

 

If you are not registered for Tourism Tax, you may leave the field blank when providing your e-Invoice information to CIMB.

 

You can retrieve your SST registration number through:

 

1. Login to MyTTx Portal

2. Find your business code in the Tourism Tax tab

 

Click here for a detailed guide on how to retrieve your Tourism Tax Registration Number.