Foreign and local companies should appoint a tax representative in Malaysia before starting their activities. The respective specialist can take care of registration for VAT payment, plus other responsibilities. In the lines below you can find out what a fiscal representative is and how it can be useful to you,…
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…
Foreigners who are interested in obtaining Malaysian citizenship should know that they can apply for this, but it is important to find out that there are special regulations that are customarily imposed here. Our team of company formation representatives in Malaysia can offer assistance to both natural persons and foreign investors who are interested in receiving…
Although the legislation applicable in Malaysia may differ in several aspects from the one applicable in other parts of the world, most of the regulations referring to corporate law are similar. It is important to know that Malaysia applies similar tax minimization procedure as imposed in other jurisdictions. Tax minimization refers to legal procedures through which local and foreign investors…
Foreign entities who want to open a company in Malaysia can choose from several legal options through which they can establish their business presence in this market. The main ways in which a foreign business can be set up in Malaysia are through a representative office, a branch, or a subsidiary. There are significant differences between the…
