Competition Law in Malaysia for Business Owners and Directors

Competition law affects how businesses operate, even when owners are unaware of it. In Malaysia, the Competition Act 2010 regulates agreements between businesses and conduct by dominant players. This article explains the key rules, common risk areas, and what business owners and directors should understand to avoid penalties and operate with confidence.

⚠️ Two New LHDN Rules Every Business Owner Must Know in 2025

Starting Year of Assessment 2025, the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (LHDN) introduced two new major compliance requirements for companies. Yes, more forms and more uploads… But don’t worry, we’ll break it down for you! Because at Boss Boleh, we care, we simplify, and we got your back. Declare Your Beneficial Owners (BO) in Form C Starting from YA 2025, companies… Continue reading ⚠️ Two New LHDN Rules Every Business Owner Must Know in 2025

Hidden Tax Traps That Keep You Paying More Than You Should

Many business owners unknowingly fall into common tax traps that lead to paying more than they should. From overlooking deductible expenses to misunderstanding personal versus business spending, these small mistakes can cost big. Learn how to avoid them and take control of your tax efficiency before it’s too late!

Comprehensive Guide to Malaysia’s Electronic Withholding Tax (e-WHT)

Starting from 1 January 2023, the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (IRBM / HASiL) officially introduced the electronic Withholding Tax (e-WHT) system. This initiative allows taxpayers to conveniently submit and pay withholding tax online. From 1 September 2023 onwards, the use of e-WHT has been gradually enforced in stages. 1. Background and Implementation 2. How… Continue reading Comprehensive Guide to Malaysia’s Electronic Withholding Tax (e-WHT)

Understanding the Role and Benefits of a Nominee Director in Malaysia

Meeting Local Director Requirements in Malaysia When incorporating a private limited company (“Sdn Bhd”) in Malaysia, the Companies Act 2016 (“the Act”) requires that at least one director must be ordinarily resident in Malaysia. While this requirement is quite straightforward for Malaysian entrepreneurs, it may present a challenge for foreign investors establish a Company in… Continue reading Understanding the Role and Benefits of a Nominee Director in Malaysia