SKILL AREA : START UP BUSINESS
SETTING UP BUSINESS IN MALAYSIA AND RELEVANT REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS
Aqilah Syahindah
COURSE OUTLINE
- Types Of Businesss
-Sole Proprietorship
-Partnership (Limited & Unlimited)
-Private Limited Company
-Public Limited Company
(Limited & Unlimited)
-Foreign Company
- Comparison & Conversion Of Business Entities in Malaysia
- Who Is Company Secretary
- Roles And Responsibilities Of Company Secretary
- Annual Return & Audited Financial Statements
- Business Licensing Requirements
- Coses Preparation Of Documents
- Relation Between Cosec, Auditor And Accountant
- Government Agencies Related To Companies
- Our Services: ALTOMATE CORPORATE SERVICES SDN BHD
DURATION: 1 DAY (4 HOURS)
WHAT WILL YOU DISCOVER
- The different types of business entities in Malaysia, including sole proprietorships, partnerships, and private limited companies.
- The legal requirements for setting up a business in Malaysia, including permits, licenses, and registration with the relevant government agencies.
- How to navigate the regulatory environment in Malaysia, including compliance with tax laws, employment laws, and other relevant regulations
- The advantages and disadvantages of setting up a business in Malaysia, including the costs, benefits, and risks involved.
- The steps involved in registering a company in Malaysia, including preparing the necessary documents, submitting the application, and obtaining the required approvals.
- Best practices for managing a business in Malaysia, including financial management, marketing, and customer service.
- By taking this course, you'll gain valuable insights into the legal and regulatory requirements for setting up and running a business in Malaysia, as well as the best practices for ensuring its success.
Altomate Corporate Services Sdn. Bhd.
Company Registration Number: 202101015605
Altomate is a digital business assistant and enabler.Company secretarial services is undertaken and performed by EZCO SERVICES SDN. BHD. It is an independent business party and the relationship between the Parties shall not constitute a partnership or joint venture.
