Tax Advisory
From Compliance to Planning, We Simplify Your Tax Responsibilities
Our certified tax professionals provide comprehensive tax services that keep your business fully compliant with the latest tax regulations—giving business owners and directors peace of mind.
Our Services
Type of Tax Advisory:
Corporate Tax Services
Our team provides end-to-end support to ensure your company meets all corporate tax obligations with LHDN. Our services include:
Preparation and submission of annual corporate tax returns
Preparation of detailed income tax computations
Advisory on any outstanding tax balance and payment timelines
Guidance on estimated tax submission (Form CP204) and compliance deadlines
Completion and filing of Form CP204 based on estimated tax figures
Reminders for directors to declare tax estimates and revise tax estimates in year of assessment
Preparation and submission of revised tax estimates via Form CP204A
Remittance of monthly tax installments at the LHDN payment counter (excluding disbursement and logistics fees)
Issuance of the CP204 tax installment schedule to your company
Tax Services for Associations, Clubs & Management Corporations
We provide dedicated tax services tailored for associations, clubs, and management corporations to ensure full compliance with LHDN requirements. Our services include:
Preparation and filing of annual tax returns (Form TF) with LHDN
Preparation of income tax computations
Advisory on any outstanding tax balance and payment schedules
Guidance on estimated tax submissions (Form CP500) and compliance timelines
Timely reminders for members to revise tax estimates as needed
Preparation and submission of revised tax estimates via Form CP502
Issuance of the CP500 tax installment schedule to the association
Tax Planning & Advisory Services
Our expert tax advisors help you optimize tax efficiency while ensuring compliance with the latest tax laws. We offer strategic planning tailored to your business goals, including:
Corporate tax planning, including restructuring, group relief, and group tax credit set-off
Application and advisory for tax incentives such as Pioneer Status, Investment Tax Allowance, and Reinvestment Allowance
Guidance on available tax allowances, including Industrial Building Allowance, Export Allowance, and Double Tax Deductions
Pre-tax audit reviews and Real Property Gains Tax (RPGT) advisory
Withholding tax planning and compliance support
Personal Income Tax & Related Services
We offer comprehensive support for individuals, business owners, and non-residents in fulfilling their personal income tax obligations with accuracy and ease. Our services include:
Filing of Form B (individuals with business income)
Filing of Form BE (individuals with employment income)
Filing of Form P (partnerships)
Filing of Form M (non-resident individuals)
Preparation of Form EA and Form E for employers
Tax clearance for individuals leaving Malaysia or retiring
Tax credit refund processing
Tax credit set-off services
Advisory on retirement scheme tax implications
Sales & Service Tax (SST) Advisory
SST (Sales and Service Tax) is Malaysia’s current consumption tax system, introduced in September 2018 to replace the former GST. It applies to selected goods and services at different stages of the supply chain. Our services include:
- Identify which of your business goods or services are subject to SST
- Assist with SST registration and setup via the MySST portal
- Prepare and submit periodic SST returns, monitor changes in scope
- Preparing, checking and lodging of SST returns
E‑Invoice Advisory
E-invoicing isn’t just a process — it’s the next big leap for your business. It’s quickly becoming a legal requirement and a global standard for modern enterprises. Our services include:
- Guide you through e‑Invoicing implementation
- Advise on compliance, including mandatory formats, record retention, e‑invoice cancellation rules, and penalties
- Understanding tax implications and reporting requirements
- Strategy planning for successful implementation and timeline compliance
Why Choosing Us
With deep expertise in Malaysian tax laws and regulations, we offer comprehensive tax solutions for individuals, expatriates, and businesses. Our services include tax compliance, planning, audit support, and penalty mitigation—tailored to help you optimize tax efficiency while staying compliant.
We provide a one-stop advisory service designed to support cost-effective, strategic decision-making. Backed by extensive industry experience and a global network of professionals, we ensure your tax matters are managed with precision, integrity, and foresight—meeting today’s increasing demands for transparency and accountability.
Tax Advisory
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
A tax advisor assists businesses in meeting all tax-related obligations, including preparing and filing annual tax returns, ensuring compliance with Sales and Service Tax (SST), and offering guidance on tax restructuring and due diligence. By leveraging their in-depth knowledge of tax laws, tax advisors help business owners legally minimize their tax liabilities while remaining fully compliant with local regulations.
Yes, business owners are allowed to manage their own corporate tax filings. However, due to the complexity of tax laws and the detailed nature of corporate tax matters, many companies opt to engage experienced tax professionals for guidance, accurate filing, and compliance—helping to reduce the risk of mistakes and potential penalties.
Tax compliance refers to adhering to all tax laws and regulatory requirements. It is essential to ensure your business avoids legal penalties, financial losses, and reputation damage resulting from non-compliance.
Malaysia operates a two-tier corporate income tax system:
i) For resident companies that qualify under certain conditions, a preferential tax rate applies:
17% on the first RM600,000 of taxable income
24% on the remaining balance
To qualify, the company must:
Have a paid-up capital of RM 2.5 million or less and a gross business income not exceeding RM 50 million
Not control (directly or indirectly) another resident company with paid-up capital above RM2.5 million
Not be controlled (directly or indirectly) by another resident company with paid-up capital above RM2.5 million
ii) For resident companies that do not meet the above criteria, the standard corporate tax rate is 24% on all taxable income.
Tax filing services involve the preparation and submission of various mandatory tax documents. Our services cover annual tax return filings, SST submissions, corporate and indirect taxes, digital tax, tax clearance, withholding tax, partnership tax returns, and more—ensuring full compliance with regulatory requirements.
Tax avoidance is the legal practice of reducing tax liability by using methods permitted under the law—such as claiming eligible deductions, rebates, incentives, or investing in government-approved schemes. It is a legitimate way to manage taxes efficiently.
Tax evasion, on the other hand, is the illegal act of deliberately avoiding taxes—such as by underreporting income, inflating deductions, omitting business transactions, or hiding funds in untraceable accounts.
Tax evasion is a criminal offense and can lead to severe penalties, including fines, imprisonment, or both.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
A Company Secretary is a qualified professional who ensures that a company operates in compliance with applicable laws and regulations. They serve as the company’s legal representative, manage statutory records, and oversee proper corporate governance and administration.
In Malaysia, a company secretary must be a natural person and a member of a professional body recognised by the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs. Recognised professional bodies include:
- The Malaysian Association of Company Secretaries (MACS)
- The Malaysian Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators (MAICSA)
- The Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators (ICSA)
In Malaysia, it is a legal requirement for every company to appoint a Company Secretary within 30 days of incorporation. The appointed individual must be qualified and a member of a professional body recognised by the relevant authorities.
Once appointed, the company must notify the Companies Commission of Malaysia (CCM) within 14 days. Similarly, any changes to the Company Secretary must also be reported to the CCM within 14 days. Detailed procedures and filing requirements are available on the CCM's official website.
Outsourcing Company Secretary services in Malaysia offers several key advantages:
- Cost-Effective: Avoid the overhead costs of hiring a full-time in-house secretary, including salaries, benefits, and office space.
- Expertise: Gain access to qualified professionals with in-depth knowledge of Malaysian corporate law and compliance requirements.
- Flexibility: Easily scale services based on your business needs—ideal for startups, SMEs, or growing companies.
- Compliance Assurance: Professional company secretaries help ensure timely compliance with statutory obligations, minimizing the risk of penalties or legal issues.
Yes, you can appoint another company secretary to replace your current company secretary in Malaysia even if you already have one.
The process involves officially notifying the current secretary of their termination and appointing a new, qualified secretary to take over. The new secretary will handle the transfer of statutory records and ensure all outstanding obligations are met for a smooth transition.
Be mindful that the Company Secretary position must not remain vacant for more than 30 days, or your company may face penalties. For a detailed guide, refer to our article on how to change a company secretary in Malaysia.
To incorporate a company in Malaysia, you must meet the following basic requirements:
At least one resident director/shareholder (a Malaysian citizen or permanent resident, or a foreigner with a valid local residential address)
A local registered business address in Malaysia
A minimum paid-up capital of RM1.00 (although certain industries or licenses may require a higher amount)
Additional requirements may apply depending on your business type and activities.
Incorporating a company in Malaysia typically takes 5 to 10 business days, provided all required documents and details are submitted correctly.
Even minor errors or missing information can cause delays, so it's essential to prepare and verify all necessary details before submission.
Yes and no. You can incorporate a company in Malaysia without a business address initially. However, a valid local business address is required later when applying for operating licenses and fulfilling regulatory obligations.
To avoid delays, it’s advisable to proceed with incorporation early—so when you secure your business address, you're ready to move forward without starting from scratch.
A common seal is a physical stamp engraved with a company’s name and details, traditionally used to validate official documents.
However, under the Companies Act 2016 in Malaysia, the use of a common seal is optional. A company may choose to use it, but it is no longer a legal requirement unless specified by the company’s constitution or requested by another party.
In Malaysia, a private limited company (Sdn. Bhd.) must have a minimum of one (1) and can have up to a maximum of fifty (50) shareholders, as stipulated under the Companies Act 2016.