Other Briefings
Malaysia’s Budget 2027: Key Tax and Investment Changes for Foreign Investors
Malaysia’s Budget 2027 introduces tax incentives, investment opportunities, and employment changes affecting foreign investors and businesses.
Is a Foreign Company in Malaysia Allowed to Prepare Its Accounts in a Foreign Currency?
Foreign companies in Malaysia may use foreign currencies for accounting but must meet local financial reporting and corporate tax requirements.
Can Foreign Investors Use Nominee Shareholders in Malaysia?
Examine Malaysia’s nominee shareholder rules, foreign ownership restrictions, beneficial ownership disclosure requirements, and investment risks.
How Should Foreign Companies File Corporate Income Tax Returns in Malaysia?
Foreign companies in Malaysia must file annual corporate income tax returns. Find out the e-C deadlines, filing process, CP204, and MITRS requirements.
Selling Shares in a Malaysian Company: When Does Capital Gains Tax Apply?
Malaysia’s capital gains tax can apply when foreign investors sell shares in unlisted Malaysian companies. Check the rates, exemptions, and filing rules.
Malaysia Investor Pass in 2026: Who Can Still Apply?
Check the current Malaysia Investor Pass rules for 2026, including who can apply, who is excluded, application requirements, and pass validity.
How to File Annual Financial Statements in Malaysia
File annual financial statements in Malaysia correctly, including audit requirements, SSM deadlines, MBRS submission, and rules for foreign-owned companies.
How Joint Ventures Are Structured Between Malaysian and Foreign Partners
Malaysian-foreign joint ventures can divide ownership, funding, control, and exit rights in different ways depending on the investment structure and sector.
Should Foreign Investors Use Labuan for Holding Structures in Malaysia?
Assess whether a Labuan or ordinary Malaysian holding company offers the stronger structure for your investments, tax position, and regional operations.
How to Choose an Accounting Firm in Malaysia
Choose an accounting firm in Malaysia with confidence. Compare the factors foreign investors should evaluate, from tax compliance and reporting to investment incentives and cross-border operations.
