LHDN e-Invoice & Consolidated B2C for Retailers
TaxGo handles high-volume retail e-Invoice compliance — consolidated B2C transactions, multi-outlet operations, and POS/ERP integration without rebuilding your retail tech stack.
The Retail Context
Retailers face the most operationally complex e-Invoice scenario: thousands of daily B2C transactions that need to be aggregated into consolidated e-Invoices per LHDN rules, plus traditional B2B supplier invoices, plus multi-outlet and multi-entity complexity for franchise operations. The wrong middleware turns retail e-Invoice into a daily operational headache.
Challenges We Address
High-volume B2C consolidation
LHDN allows B2C transactions to be aggregated into consolidated e-Invoices — but the aggregation logic, threshold, and timing rules need to be handled correctly.
POS to ERP to LHDN flow
Retail transactions originate in POS, flow to ERP for finance, and must be submitted to LHDN — three systems that must work together.
Multi-outlet, multi-brand, multi-entity
Retail groups operate dozens of outlets across multiple brands and legal entities, each needing its own submission identity.
Mixed B2B and B2C in the same week
Wholesale customers get itemised B2B invoices; walk-in retail customers get consolidated B2C — same retailer, two flows.
Why TaxGo Works for Retail
Use Cases in Retail
Daily B2C consolidation for a retail chain
A retail chain feeds daily POS transactions to TaxGo, which generates consolidated B2C e-Invoices per outlet per day, automatically.
Franchise group with multiple operators
A franchise group runs one TaxGo deployment serving all franchisees, each with their own LHDN credentials and audit trail.
Mixed wholesale and retail invoicing
A retailer issues itemised e-Invoices to wholesale buyers and consolidated daily summaries for walk-in customers, all from one platform.
See TaxGo for Retail in practice
Tell us about your retail workflow. We'll set up a sandbox so you can see exactly how TaxGo handles your scenario.