In Malaysia, the public limited company (Berhad) is suitable for big companies and addresses foreign investors who want to open a business in this country and also sell company shares to the general public. Thus, this alternative is suitable for those interested in a joint stock company, a business structure…
You can benefit from the services offered by our accountants in Malaysia if you are interested in payroll in Malaysia. Our specialists can explain the steps and procedures for calculating and delivering salaries in a company registered in this country. We invite you to read in the following lines, details…
HORECA represents the acronym describing businesses operating as hotels, restaurants and cafes. When referring to the HORECA market segment, it is necessary to know that the term also refers to the suppliers of goods necessary for these types of businesses (food, beverages and so on). As the term designates a wide range of…
German investors who want to open a company in Malaysia or who obtain any type of taxable income in this country can benefit from the provisions of the double tax agreement (DTA) signed by the local authorities with the officials of Germany. The double tax treaty was signed in 2010 and it became applicable starting with 1st of January 2011 and our team…
Malaysia and China signed a treaty for the avoidance of double taxation in November 1985. The agreement is applicable to the tax residents of both countries, who can be natural persons or legal entities. The double taxation agreement (DTA) covers a set of taxes concerning the income of such entities who are tax residents of a contracting state, performing taxable activities in the other contracting state. The treaty provides the legal framework…
Malaysia and Canada have signed a treaty for the avoidance of double taxation in 1976. The agreement was modified several times since then, and, in 2013, the representatives of the two states have signed a declaration of intent for a new tax treaty. The treaty covers a set of taxes and Canadian investors who want to open a company in Malaysia can directly benefit from the provisions of…
In order to open a company in Malaysia operating in the field of constructions, the businessmen will be required to register the company following the applicable regulations available for all types of legal entities operating here, regardless of their business activities. However, there are specific tasks that must completed, on which our team of company formation…
Opening a construction company in Malaysia involves the same steps as for any kind of enterprise in the country, with the difference that you need to obtain the special construction license; the document is issued by the CIDB (Construction Industry Development Board), the main institution which regulates this sector. Our specialists in company formation in Malaysia are ready to provide…
Foreign businessmen who want to establish their presence in Malaysia have numerous investment and trade opportunities on the market. Most individuals choose to open companies in the tourism sector, food industry or construction. It is important to know that the accommodation industry is rapidly expanding here, as Malaysia is one of the top touristic destinations at a global level. …
Foreign investors who are partners in a company set up in Malaysia can sell the shares they own in the respective company. Investors can also sell a part of the shares they own, but the procedure has to be completed following specific regulations which are prescribed by the applicable legislation, but also by the shareholders’ agreement, a document which…
