Tax compliance in Malaysia is getting stricter with E-Invoicing and digital reporting. Using software that automates your SST-02 and Form C preparation is no longer a luxury—it's a necessity.
SST-02 Submission
Taxable Period: Jan - Feb 2026
SST-02 Submission
Taxable Period: Mar - Apr 2026
SST-02 Submission
Taxable Period: May - Jun 2026
* Deadlines are estimated based on standard bi-monthly SST submission schedules. Please verify with your tax agent.
Auto-calculate Output Tax and Input Tax based on tax codes (S06, P06, etc.) and generate the exact format for MySST.
Ensure every invoice you issue has a valid LHDN Unique ID before it's posted to your ledger.
Lock periods after filing to prevent accidental edits that could trigger tax penalties.
Software Comparison: Tax Automation
| Feature | QNE AI Cloud | AutoCount | Xero |
|---|---|---|---|
| SST-02 Report | Native Support | Native Support | Requires Add-on |
| LHDN E-Invoice | Built-in (Free) | Built-in (Paid) | Via 3rd Party |
| Withholding Tax | Yes | Yes | Manual Journal |
Why "Local" Matters for Tax
Global software like QuickBooks or Xero is fantastic, but they often lack specific Malaysian tax codes out-of-the-box. You might need to manually configure "Tax Inclusive" vs "Tax Exclusive" logic for SST.
Local solutions like QNE and AutoCount are hard-coded with Malaysian tax logic, meaning updates (like a rate change from 6% to 8%) are pushed automatically without you needing to touch settings.
Pro Tip: Digital Franking
Look for software that supports "Digital Franking" or direct API submission to LHDN. This eliminates the step of logging into the MyTax portal entirely.
David Cheah
Senior Financial Systems AnalystDavid is a chartered accountant (MIA) with over 15 years of experience in Malaysian SME financial systems. He specializes in digital transformation, e-Invoice compliance, and cloud accounting migration. His independent reviews help businesses navigate the complex landscape of accounting software in Malaysia.