To incorporate a company, you’ll need at least one resident director or shareholder, a local residential address, and a minimum paid-up capital of RM1.00. However, certain circumstances may require a higher capital amount.

Not initially. You can incorporate a company without a business address. However, you will need one later to obtain the operating licenses necessary for running your business. Starting the incorporation process early can save time, as you won’t have to begin from scratch when you secure a business address.

Absolutely! We help you set up your corporate bank accounts without any extra fees.

A company must have at least one (1) shareholder and can have up to fifty (50) shareholders.

Incorporating a company under the Companies Act 2016 requires the following steps: Propose a company name. Decide on the company type (e.g., private, public, limited by shares, limited by guarantee, or unlimited). Provide a registered office and business address. Declare the paid-up capital (minimum RM1). Submit details of directors and promoters. Provide declarations from directors and promoters. Include a compliance declaration from those handling the incorporation. Submit any additional supporting documents required.

Anyone with at least one director aged 18+, residing in Malaysia. Foreigners can partner with a local director or use our nominee director service.

If all required submissions are accurate and complete, the process typically takes 3-5 business days. Missing or incorrect information, no matter how small, can cause delays. It’s crucial to gather and verify all necessary details before submitting your documents.

The standard corporate tax rate on chargeable income is 24%. For small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with a paid-up capital of less than RM2.5 million and annual sales under RM50 million, the tax rate is 17% for the first RM600,000 and 24% on the remaining income.

Provide your NRIC or Passport, proof of residential address, and any necessary corporate documents if using a company shareholder.

In Malaysia, you must register for SST once your taxable turnover exceeds RM500,000 in a 12-month period. We’ll help assess your eligibility and guide you through the process if needed.

We support local enterprises, startups, SMEs, and foreign-owned companies across various industries. Whether you're just setting up or already operating, our services adapt to your needs.

Yes. Our work is conducted in accordance with Malaysia’s regulatory standards, including guidelines from the Malaysian Institute of Accountants (MIA) and LHDN (Inland Revenue Board).

No, but your company must comply with SSM and Inland Revenue Board requirements. We work closely with your local representatives or can assist with connecting you to licensed company secretarial partners if needed.

We quote based on the scope and billable hours required to complete your accounts. You’ll receive a fair, transparent estimate before we begin any work.

No – if you don’t have one, we’ll set you up on a trusted accounting platform and walk you through how to use it effectively.

We offer periodic financial reviews (monthly, quarterly, or yearly) depending on your package — giving you valuable insights for planning, cash flow, and tax-saving decisions.

Yes. We provide consultations to explore any tax incentives or exemptions you may be eligible for, depending on your industry and investment status.

Absolutely. We assist many foreign-owned businesses with local accounting compliance, tax filings, and financial reporting. Our team ensures your business meets all statutory obligations under Malaysian law.

Key documents include financial statements, ledgers, bank statements, invoices, and tax records. We’ll provide a customised audit checklist to ensure nothing is missed.

An audit offers a high level of assurance with detailed examination, while a review is less extensive and provides limited assurance. We’ll help you choose the right approach based on your needs and statutory obligations.

Yes, we specialise in assisting foreign-owned businesses with statutory audits and compliance reporting, ensuring full alignment with Malaysian accounting standards.

Foreign-owned businesses operating in Malaysia are subject to the same statutory audit requirements. We assist by providing clear guidance, coordinating with your local management, and ensuring full compliance with Malaysian financial regulations.

A typical audit takes between 2 to 6 weeks, depending on the size and readiness of your financial records. Timely submission of documents helps speed up the process.

Yes. Our audit reports are prepared in accordance with approved accounting and auditing standards in Malaysia, recognised by investors, banks, and overseas shareholders.

Most private limited companies (Sdn Bhd) are required to undergo annual statutory audits unless they qualify for audit exemption under the Companies Act 2016.

Yes. Beyond compliance, our audits include recommendations for improving internal controls, financial reporting accuracy, and operational efficiency.

We offer statutory audits, internal audits, and special purpose audits for companies in Malaysia, tailored to meet both regulatory requirements and business objectives.

Tax compliance refers to fulfilling all tax obligations under Malaysian law, including accurate filing, timely payments, and proper documentation. Non-compliance may result in penalties or audits by the Inland Revenue Board (LHDN).

You’ll typically need audited financial statements, tax computation, Form CP204 (if applicable), and supporting schedules. We’ll guide you through a customised checklist to simplify the process.

Corporate income tax returns must be filed within 7 months after the financial year-end. We help clients track key deadlines and avoid late submission penalties.

We assist with corporate income tax (Form C), partnership tax (Form P), employer tax (Form E & EA), and withholding tax submissions, ensuring full compliance with LHDN regulations.

We specialise in guiding foreign-owned entities through Malaysia’s tax system — from registration with LHDN to fulfilling annual tax filing obligations, including withholding tax and cross-border reporting where required.

Absolutely. We work with businesses of all sizes, including startups and growing SMEs, offering scalable tax solutions that grow with your business.

Common risks include incorrect filings, underreported income, improper withholding tax deductions, and delayed submissions. We proactively identify and mitigate these risks for our clients.

Yes. Our team can act as your authorised tax agent to respond to queries, manage correspondence with LHDN, and support you throughout audit or investigation processes.

Companies are required to maintain documents such as the register of directors, shareholders, share allotments, meeting minutes, and resolutions. We handle these on your behalf.

Yes. We are a licensed company secretary registered with the Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM) and provide full secretarial services to both local and foreign-owned companies.

Failure to comply with statutory obligations can result in penalties, fines, or delays in company operations. Our role is to ensure you meet all deadlines and regulatory expectations.

Yes. We prepare and file your annual return, update SSM on any changes to directorship, shareholding, or company details, and ensure your records stay accurate and current.

A company secretary ensures your business complies with Malaysian laws and SSM regulations. This includes maintaining statutory records, preparing resolutions, filing annual returns, and advising on corporate governance.

Absolutely. All companies registered in Malaysia, including foreign-owned Sdn Bhd entities, must appoint a licensed local company secretary. We frequently assist foreign investors in fulfilling this requirement.

Our packages typically include the appointment of a named company secretary, maintenance of statutory registers, preparation of standard resolutions, annual return filings, and advisory on compliance matters. Chat with us to find out more or if you are still unsure. We are happy to assist!

Yes. Under the Companies Act 2016, all Sdn Bhd (private limited) companies in Malaysia must appoint a qualified company secretary within 30 days of incorporation.