How MISHU Handles Requests To Switch Company Secretaries
Our due diligence process when evaluating whether to take over as Company Secretary of an existing company, and what affects our final decision.
Our due diligence process when evaluating whether to take over as Company Secretary of an existing company, and what affects our final decision.
Formerly known as MSC Malaysia, Malaysia Digital (MD) is a programme by the Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) that aims to improve the country’s digital economy through technology and infrastructure development in specific sectors. Under this programme, qualified companies are awarded MD Status, granting them highly attractive tax incentives and expat talent privileges. As this […]
Benefits, requirements, and application steps for MTEP’s renewable work passes for foreign tech founders and investors
Essentials of incorporated JVs, including choosing a Special Purpose Vehicle, whether to start with an MOU, key agreement clauses, and post-incorporation steps.
Requirements to start and grow a software-based business in Malaysia as a local or foreigner, including entities and licenses.
📢 DISCLAIMER MISHU is not a law firm, and the information provided in this article does not constitute legal advice. It is intended for general informational purposes only. Malaysia’s Personal Data Protection Act 2010 (PDPA) governs, among other things, how businesses in Malaysia handle user personal data. Of course, we know first hand that data […]
Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL) is the Local Authority for many key business areas in Malaysia, including Taman Tun, KLCC, and the ever-shiny Bukit Bintang. As these locations are expat hotspots, we often get enquiries from foreign entrepreneurs looking to start businesses in the area, unaware that DBKL restricts foreign participation in that sector. To […]
Though this guide will be useful for fully foreign-owned companies in Malaysia, it is mainly aimed at those planning incorporated joint ventures with 20% or more foreign ownership. As of 2025, such entities are taxed at a flat 24% regardless of revenue and number of foreign shareholders. To enjoy better tax rates, partners may consider […]
Here’s our short answer on minimum paid up capital for a foreign-owned company in Malaysia: Generally, RM2,500, or around USD600, the same as a local company. If you’re satisfied and would like to incorporate, get in touch with us today! However, for a full understanding, read on as we explain: Let’s begin. Note: We’d like […]
We break down the usual CoSec fee structure into five parts so you can confidently compare plans and choose what fits your needs.