Most countries have a higher corporate tax rate than that of Malaysia. For example, in China, India, and Pakistan, the corporate tax rate is at 25%, 34.61%, and 31% respectively, as compared [...]
Tax administration in Malaysia is based on the concepts of paying, self-assessing, and filing. Monthly salary deductions are made for individuals with an employment income; they may also be made through installments for [...]
The Malaysia Employment (EP) is a type of work permit that is valid for up to 5 years, depending on the contract and the salary.
The Malaysia Employment Pass (EP) can only be applied by the hiring company and cannot be applied directly by the applicant.
Yes, you can apply for the Malaysia work visas while residing overseas. However, it is recommended that you have a local representative in Malaysia to liaise and talk to governmental officers if [...]
The Dependant Pass is valid for a period of up to 12 months at a time. It takes about 7 days to a month to get an outcome. Dependant Pass holders are [...]
Yes, there is a quota for work visas in Malaysia. Employing companies should check to see if they are eligible to apply for an Employment Pass for a foreign professional they are [...]
In most cases, we recommend our clients to register a private limited company in Malaysia, also known as Sendirian Berhad (Sdn. Bhd.). The other types of entities that you can register [...]
Yes, we can support your Malaysia company registration remotely.
Definitely – in fact, the government are encouraging foreigners to invest and set up a company in Malaysia! However, foreigners must have an EP and local residential address. [...]
