Other Briefings
How Banking and Currency Controls Differ Across Malaysian Entity Types
Gain clarity on Malaysia’s banking and currency policies that shape profit repatriation, cash flow strategy, and investment outcomes.
Malaysia’s 2026 Budget: What it Means for Foreign Investors
Malaysia’s 2026 Budget refines tax rules, expands incentives, and strengthens ESG and digital growth opportunities.
Termination Laws and Severance Obligations in Malaysia
Foreign investors should assess termination and severance costs in Malaysia to support workforce and risk management decisions.
Malaysia’s EPF Mandate for Foreign Employees: What Investors Must Reassess
Malaysia now requires 2 percent EPF contributions for foreign staff. Investors should review payroll and compliance planning.
Which Entity in Malaysia Delivers the Strongest Protection for Foreign Shareholders
Find out which entity in Malaysia provides the strongest protection for foreign shareholders, with details on tax, equity, and compliance.
Which Entity in Malaysia Delivers the Strongest Tax Efficiency for Foreign Investors
Compare Sdn Bhd, Labuan, branch, and representative offices in Malaysia to determine the most tax-efficient structure for foreign investors.
Choosing the Right Entity in Malaysia: Sdn Bhd, Labuan, or Representative Office
Compare Sdn Bhd, Labuan, and representative office in Malaysia to choose the right entity for tax, capital, and strategy success.
Choosing the Right Industrial Parks in Malaysia for Foreign Manufacturing
Foreign investors should assess regions, costs, and sector strengths to choose the Malaysian industrial park that best fits their strategy.
Malaysia’s 2026–2030 Plan: What Investors Need to Know
Malaysia’s 2026–2030 plan channels 611bn ringgit into growth, tax reform, semiconductors, shaping key investor opportunities.
Maximizing Malaysia’s Tax and Investment Incentives: What Foreign Investors Should Know
Discover how foreign investors can unlock Malaysia’s PS, ITA, RA, MD, and DESAC incentives to cut effective tax rates.
