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.

According to Companies Act 2016, every Malaysian registered Companies is required to appoint at least one Company Secretary – here are the requirements!

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.

Did you know that company constitutions set a foundation for business success? Learn more about company constitutions in Malaysia here.

There are 3 types of shareholders meetings in Malaysia, and each serves a different purpose. Find out more here about each type in the article.

There are 2 ways to reduce your share capital – find out more about how a Malaysian company can do so in this article.