Yes. As per the Companies Act 2016 in Malaysia, companies are required to submit their financial statements to both the Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM) and the Inland Revenue Board of [...]
Yes, annual financial statements in Malaysia must provide a true and fair view of the financial position and performance of the company and its subsidiaries. Additionally, the statements should include information on [...]
Yes, every company in Malaysia is required to prepare financial statements. The Companies Act 2016 mandates that companies must prepare financial statements within 18 months from the date of incorporation and subsequently [...]
After company incorporation, post-incorporation requirements include appointing a company secretary within 30 days, maintaining proper accounting records, filing annual returns and financial statements, and complying with tax obligations. At Paul Hype [...]
Yes, it is possible to change the company name after incorporation. However, the process involves certain legal procedures and requirements, including obtaining approval from the SSM.
Yes, a physical office space is required for company incorporation in Malaysia. The registered office must have a physical address within Malaysia where official documents can be sent and where the [...]
Yes. Whether you are a Malaysian or foreigner, we can support your Malaysia company registration remotely. Furthermore, the Malaysian government encourages foreigners to invest and set up compaies in Malaysia! However, [...]
There are several options available for company incorporation in Malaysia, including: 1.   Private Limited Company (Sendirian Berhad, SDN BHD) or Public Limited Company (Berhad, BHD) These types of companies are limited [...]
This is dependent on several factors, but most businesses have managed to secure their licenses within 14 working days.
No, but business licenses are needed to operate legally.
