4 articles found for Business Registration in Malaysia

Labuan companies engaged in trading activities enjoy a low corporate tax rate of 3% on net audited profits, provided they meet economic substance requirements. To maintain tax benefits, entities must...

Malaysia's Global Services Hub (GS-Hub) incentive taxes qualifying income at 5% (Tier 1) or 10% (Tier 2). New companies get the rate for an initial 5 years, renewable for a...

100% Foreign Ownership: Multinational tech companies can fully own their Malaysian subsidiaries and avoid the need for local joint-venture partners. Malaysia Digital (MD) Status: Acquiring MD status provides tech firms...

Labuan Offshore Company Setup: 2026 Compliance in Malaysia Key Takeaways The Labuan International Business and Financial Centre (IBFC) offers foreign investors a tax-efficient, well-regulated mid-shore jurisdiction in Malaysia. Structuring a...