Regions / Malaysia

Key Legal and Compliance Considerations for Chinese Investments in Malaysia

This document, presented by Ravindran Advocates & Solicitors, provides a legal and regulatory guide for Chinese enterprises investing in Malaysia. It covers foreign investment policies, business incorporation requirements, taxation, and corporate governance under Malaysia’s Companies Act 2016. Key topics include foreign ownership structures, anti-corruption compliance, tax incentives, and dispute resolution mechanisms. The document also highlights sector-specific investment opportunities, such as manufacturing, infrastructure, technology, and renewable energy, along with Malaysia’s Double Taxation Agreement (DTA) with China to reduce tax burdens for cross-border businesses. With a strategic location, pro-business policies, and strong legal protections for foreign investors, Malaysia presents significant opportunities. This guide serves as a comprehensive resource for businesses navigating Malaysia’s regulatory landscape and ensuring compliance.

Ravindran Advocates & Solicitors

Investing in Malaysia: Tax-Related Questions and Answers Guide

This document provides a comprehensive question-and-answer guide on tax-related matters for investing in Malaysia, covering corporate income tax, personal income tax, sales tax, service tax, real property gains tax, and digital services tax. It explains Malaysia’s tax structure, the Inland Revenue Board’s role, tax registration requirements, compliance deadlines, and tax incentives for foreign investors. The guide also details Malaysia’s tax treaty network, including double taxation avoidance, withholding tax rates, and mutual agreement procedures (MAP). Additionally, it highlights sector-specific tax incentives for industries such as manufacturing, agriculture, biotechnology, and renewable energy. This resource is essential for businesses, foreign investors, and tax professionals navigating Malaysia’s tax environment.

Leadvisor Law

A Guide to Foreign Exchange Management in Malaysia

This document provides a detailed overview of Malaysia’s foreign exchange management framework, outlining regulations set by Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM). It covers key aspects such as exchange rate policies, cross-border payments, and account management for residents and non-residents. Additionally, it explains capital and financial market transactions, foreign direct investment regulations, and requirements for corporate foreign exchange risk management. The guide also includes compliance obligations for enterprises and individuals, along with reporting and penalty measures for violations. The document serves as a comprehensive resource for businesses engaging in international trade and investment in Malaysia.

Leadvisor Law