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Straight answers about registering a company in Malaysia

216 questions we are actually asked, answered directly and with the figures stated. Nothing here needs a form. If your question is not here, ask it on WhatsApp — a licensed secretary replies the same working day.

What a Sdn Bhd is, who can own one, what SSM needs from you, and how long registration actually takes.

What incorporation costs, what the SSM fee covers, what recurs every year, and what a headline price leaves out.

Why the law requires a licensed secretary, what the role covers, and how to appoint or change one.

Sdn Bhd against a sole proprietorship, LLP, partnership, Labuan company or a foreign branch — what each one is, and what changes when you switch.

What a new company registers for with LHDN, when the first filings fall due, and how salary, dividends, SST and e-Invoicing are treated.

Who may be a director, what the resident-director requirement means, what the duties and personal liabilities are, and how to appoint or remove one.

Paid-up capital, founder splits, transfers and new issues, nominee holdings, and beneficial ownership reporting.

What the statutory address is for, whether a home or virtual address qualifies, what must be kept there, and how to change it.

How SSM approves a name, why applications get rejected or queried, and what reserving, reusing or changing a name involves.

Opening a corporate account after incorporation — what the banks ask for, how long it takes, and why applications get rejected.

Annual return, financial statements, audit, AGM, statutory registers and MBRS — what falls due each year, and what a missed deadline costs.

The first weeks after the Notice of Registration — when you can invoice, what belongs on an invoice, whether you need a stamp, and how to sign for the company.

How fast incorporation can move against a contract or tender deadline, what public holidays and SSM downtime do to it, and what to do when a name is rejected.

What a company registers as an employer, whether a director’s own salary attracts EPF, and what hiring a foreign employee on an Employment Pass involves.

SSM registration is not permission to trade — which council, sector and trade licences a business needs before it opens, including DBKL, WRT and Halal.

Form B, Form C, Form E, Form EA, CP204, CP8D, withholding tax, stamp duty and tax clearance — which form is whose, and when each falls due.

MOF and CIDB registration, Bumiputera status, and what a newly incorporated company must hold before it can bid for government work.

Foreign ownership of a Sdn Bhd, incorporating without flying in, what a company does and does not do for a visa, and how an overseas director signs.

Changing business activity or paid-up capital, going dormant, selling or closing the company, and what happens when a shareholder exits or a director dies.

Walk-in secretarial service in KL and Selangor — where the office is, what can be handled over the counter, and which languages we work in.

Searching a company on SSM, reading a registration number, buying a certified company profile, and what to do when MyCoID or ezBiz will not let you in.

How to verify a secretary is licensed, what to ask before signing, what a cheap headline price leaves out, and how moving provider mid-year works.

Incorporating for a particular case — F&B, property, startups raising funds, family businesses, joint ventures, non-profits, franchises and holding companies.

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Robo Company Secretary — a licensed company secretary firm with a walk-in office at J-3A-15, Solaris Mont Kiara, Kuala Lumpur. Same firm as companies.com.my (AK Secretarial Companies Sdn Bhd, incorporating Malaysian businesses since 2007). Everything can also be done fully online.

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