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Latest Guides on Company Registration in Malaysia
Read practical guides on Sdn. Bhd. registration, company secretary requirements, SSM compliance and foreigner company setup in Malaysia.
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Accounting, Audit and Tax for Sdn. Bhd. in Malaysia: Basic Guide for Business Owners
After registering a Sdn. Bhd. company in Malaysia, business owners should not only focus on sales and operations. A company also needs to maintain proper financial records, understand tax obligations and check whether audit requirements apply. Accounting, audit and tax matters are important because they support proper compliance, business planning and future dealings with banks,
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Business Licence in Malaysia: What Sdn. Bhd. Owners Should Know
After registering a Sdn. Bhd. company in Malaysia, some business owners may need to apply for a business licence before starting operations. However, not every company needs the same licence. Business licence requirements depend on the company’s business activity, industry, business location, local authority requirements and any specific regulatory rules that apply to the business.
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Employment Pass and ESD in Malaysia: What Foreign Business Owners Should Know
Foreign business owners who register a company in Malaysia often ask whether company registration allows them to stay and work in Malaysia. The simple answer is: company registration and Employment Pass approval are separate matters. Registering a Sdn. Bhd. in Malaysia may be part of your business setup process, but it does not automatically guarantee
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Bank Account Opening for a Malaysian Company: What Business Owners Should Know
After registering a Sdn. Bhd. company in Malaysia, one of the next important steps is usually opening a corporate bank account. A company bank account helps the business receive payments, pay suppliers, manage expenses and operate more professionally. However, business owners should understand that company incorporation does not automatically guarantee bank account approval. The bank
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Nominee Director Malaysia: What Foreign Business Owners Should Know
When foreign business owners register a company in Malaysia, one common topic that may come up is the nominee director arrangement. A nominee director may be considered in certain situations, especially where a foreign-owned company needs local director support, local presence or assistance with practical post-incorporation matters. However, nominee director arrangement must be handled carefully.
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What Is a Registered Office in Malaysia?
A registered office is the official address of a company in Malaysia. It is the place where statutory records may be kept and where official notices or documents can be sent. For every Sdn. Bhd. company in Malaysia, having a registered office is an important part of company compliance. Many business owners confuse a registered
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How to Register a Sdn. Bhd. Company in Malaysia
Starting a company in Malaysia is an important step for business owners who want a proper corporate structure, limited liability and a more professional business presence. For many entrepreneurs, SMEs and foreign business owners, the common structure used is a Sdn. Bhd., also known as a private limited company. A Sdn. Bhd. is commonly used
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Can Foreigners Register a Company in Malaysia?
Yes, foreigners can register a company in Malaysia, subject to the applicable requirements, company structure and business activity. For many foreign business owners, the common structure used is a Sdn. Bhd., also known as a private limited company. A Sdn. Bhd. allows foreign shareholders to operate through a Malaysian company and build a more proper
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What Does a Company Secretary Do in Malaysia?
What Does a Company Secretary Do in Malaysia? A company secretary plays an important role in helping a Malaysian company maintain proper statutory records and comply with company filing requirements. For every Sdn. Bhd. company in Malaysia, the company secretary is not just an administrative contact. The role is connected to SSM lodgement, statutory records,
