Financial statements, tax filing, and management reports while helping receive reliefs and exemptions.
Hire a new employee and define your requirements and the benefits you offer.
Inform an employee that he has been fired and explain the compensation to be received.
State the unacceptable attendance, behavior or performance of an employee.
Keep all important resolutions at shareholder or board of director meetings.
Authorize someone to represent you or act on your behalf in legal matter.
Non-disclosure agreement (NDA)
Protect confidential information and create a confidential relationship.
Describe how the company should be operated and how shareholders are treated.
Ensure no one else can legally use your business’s logo, brand name, or tagline.
File a patent in Malaysia to obtain legal ownership of your invention.
Protect works with copyright as literary, software, artistic and musical works, audiovisual materials and more.
For most of entrepreneurs registering an ecommerce business, being a seller on a well-established ecommerce platform is the best option.
Register a branch office to have an extension of an established foreign-based business in Malaysia that can be involved in generating profit.
Register a representative office that is usually considered by foreign companies wishing to conduct market research in Malaysia.
Registering a private company with limited responsibility for stockholders is one of the most suggested ways to do business in Malaysia.
Comply with data regulations and protect yourself from personal information breaches.