The e-commerce industry in Malaysia is set to reach a total value of $3,751 million at the level of 2019 (the value is calculated in terms of revenues). Local and foreign entrepreneurs who want to open a company in Malaysia in the e-commerce industry must also take into consideration that this market is expected to further…
Online businesses are more and more popular across the world, including in Malaysia, due to the fact that internet services have become easily accessible to the world’s population. Having an online business means that the company may conclude financial transactions for its products or services at any given hour, thus not being bound by the traditional…
Malaysia has signed a treaty for the avoidance of double taxation with Spain in 2006 and the document became effective starting with 1st of January 2008. The double tax agreement (DTA) signed by Malaysia and Spain is applicable to both natural persons and legal entities that obtain taxable income, residents of the two contracting states. What are the taxes covered by…
Crowdfunding is an alternative system through which businesses can fund their activities and the development of their products or services; this type of funding is provided by a wide category of persons, including natural persons, who want are interested in sustaining a particular type of business. Those who want to open a company in Malaysia through a crowdfunding…
Malaysia and the Netherlands have signed a treaty for the avoidance of double taxation in 1985. Dutch investors who want to open a company in Malaysia should also know that the double tax agreement was amended more than a decade later, in Hague, and its new provisions became applicable starting with 1st of January 2000. Our team of consultants in company…
Korean investors who are interested in opening a company in Malaysia can obtain several tax deductions and other benefits under the double taxation agreement (DTA) signed by the representatives of the two states. The document was signed in April 1982 and it was enforced starting with 1st of January 1983 (and updated in 2011) and it refers to a set of taxes that can…
Malaysia signed a treaty for the avoidance of double taxation with Japan and the document became applicable starting with 1st of January 2000. Japanese investors who are interested in opening a company in Malaysia can benefit from the stipulations of the treaty which are also applicable to natural persons from Japan obtaining taxable income in this country. At the same time, the document is applicable to Malaysian…
Malaysia and Indonesia have signed a treaty for the avoidance of double taxation in September 1991. The treaty is applicable to natural persons and legal entities who are tax residents of the two contracting states and it was enforced in order to avoid the taxation of the same income obtained by residents of a country who have taxable income in the other contracting state.…
Malaysia and India have signed a treaty for the avoidance of double taxation in 1976. Since then, the treaty was amended several times and the latest version was concluded in May 2012, becoming applicable on 26th of December 2012. The double taxation agreement (DTA) is applicable to tax residents of both countries, who can be natural persons or legal entities. Our…
Malaysia and France signed a treaty for the avoidance of double taxation, which is applicable to tax residents of both contracting states, as per Article 1 of the agreement. In this case, French investors who want to open a company in Malaysia are entitled to benefit from the provisions of the treaty, which takes into consideration specific taxes. Which are the…
