Malaysia’s SST system will undergo a major expansion on 1 July 2025, bringing new industries, digital services, logistics activities, and professional services into the taxable scope. Businesses must understand their exposure early, update internal systems, and review pricing to stay compliant during the July–December transition period.
Malaysia’s economy is entering a powerful expansion phase, with 5.2% GDP growth and RM285.2 billion in approved investments driving new opportunities across digital, manufacturing, logistics, and green sectors. For entrepreneurs and foreign investors, 2025 presents a strategic window to register an Sdn Bhd, secure talent, and position for long-term growth.
The CIDB Green Card is a mandatory safety pass for all construction personnel in Malaysia, ensuring workers are trained in basic safety procedures. While essential for site access, it differs from CIDB competency certificates, which verify technical skills for specific trades and roles in the construction industry.
Discover which Malaysia work visa fits your needs: the long-term Employment Pass (EP) or short-term Professional Visit Pass (PVP). This 2025 guide helps expatriates and employers choose wisely.
Getting around in Malaysia is easy with a vehicle. If you already have an existing foreign driving license, find out how you can convert it into a Malaysian driving license here.
Malaysia has been growing steadily for the past decade to establish itself as one of Southeast Asia’s top economy. With the pandemic driving digitalisation, Malaysia looks to stay in the game [...]
Looking to deepen your understanding on the various types of taxes in Malaysia? Read our ultimate guide to find out more!
Understanding the Sendirian Berhad (Sdn Bhd) in MalaysiaA Sendirian Berhad (Sdn Bhd) is a private limited company in Malaysia and remains the most preferred business structure among both local and foreign entrepreneurs. [...]
Starting a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in Malaysia is cost-effective, with registration fees from RM1,050 and professional services ranging RM1,500–RM3,500. Offering liability protection and operational credibility, Malaysia’s pro-business policies and strategic location make it a prime choice for entrepreneurs and foreign investors seeking growth in Southeast Asia.
A corporate bank account separates personal and business finances, enhances credibility, and ensures compliance with tax and regulatory requirements. Essential for entities like Sdn. Bhd. and LLPs, it simplifies cash flow management and offers features like mobile banking and multi-currency support for seamless operations.
