Tax registration in Malaysia is somewhat more complex as compared to that of other countries in the world. However, by no means does that make it impossible to understand. Of course, those who have difficulties in understanding tax registration [...]
Sole proprietorships and partnerships are not closed down in the same way as are Sdn Bhd companies. Thus, they are neither struck off nor wound up in the conventional manner.
Just as is the case with companies which have been struck off, it is not possible for a company which has been wound up to be revived. Thus, company owners who plan [...]
Once a company has been struck off, it will have been removed from existence. Therefore, there is no way in which it could be revived. Company owners who are interested in [...]
The EPF is one of the Malaysian government’s statutory bodies. It is managed by the Ministry of Finance. Its primary purpose is the overseeing of retirement planning for everyone in Malaysia who works [...]
Those who plan to offer an IPO must begin the process by selecting an investment bank which will provide the company owner with advice regarding the IPO. Once this has been done, steps [...]
As is implied by its name, a limited liability entity is a business entity which limits the owner’s liabilities to expenses paid by the owner. Certain limited liability entities have similar characteristics [...]
You can appeal to the SSM in writing showing the compelling reasons why the SSM should consider your appeal. The SSM has the discretion to make the final decision. [...]
Malaysia’s company laws allow people of any nationality to set up a Sdn Bhd company there. Conversely, foreigners may not start a sole proprietorship or partnership in Malaysia.
Although a Sdn Bhd has everlasting business continuity, it may nevertheless be dissolved. Of course, all the steps of company dissolution must be completed before such may take place.
