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First Steps to Entrepreneurship

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Starting a business is a major step in life, one which is risky and has no certainty. Despite the pitfalls of being an entrepreneur, the potential rewards are well-worth the effort and sacrifices. Take a look at the list of the richest people in the world, and you’ll see that all of them made their fortunes by running their own businesses. If you decide that doing business is your cup of tea and want to give it a shot, one of the first steps is to register your business or incorporate your company to make it a legal entity.

To start a business in Malaysia, you have three most common options – setting up a sole proprietorship, partnership or limited company. The type that’s most suitable for you depends very much on your nature of business and your personal preference.

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 27 May 2009 16:09 )

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Business Registration Checklist (Sole Proprietorship & Partnership)

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Sole proprietorships and partnerships are the two types of businesses that can be registered under the Registration of Businesses Act 1956. Here’s how to do it:1.    Before you are allowed to register your sole proprietorship or partnership, you are required to select a name for your business. This can be done at the Companies Commission of Malaysia (Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia, SSM) by fil...

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Limiting your liability (limited Company)

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To conduct a business in Malaysia, the most common form of company is one that is limited by shares. The liability of the shareholders (owners of the company) is limited to their investment in the shares. If the company becomes insolvent or falls into liquidation, the shareholders are not required to make a further contribution to repay the company’s debts. The shareholders and the company are c...

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Register a Malaysia Company

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1.    Decide on an appropriate name for the company, fill up and submit Form 13A (Request for Availability of Name) to SSM. There’s a charge of RM30 for each name applied. If the name is available, it will be approved within one working day. Present your payment receipt to collect the results of the name search.2.    Submit your incorporation documents to SSM within three months from the a...

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Funding Your Start-Up Business

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There are numerous costs involved in starting a business and one of the entrepreneur’s early challenges is in raising capital. If you plan on becoming a successful entrepreneur, you’ll need to be smart in raising the money and investing it wisely in your business. We highlight several sources of capital for start-ups.For the aspiring entrepreneur, coming up with the capital required to start a...

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SME - Setting Up Your New Office

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To run an office efficiently, you’ll need to have certain equipment in place. Apart from its aesthetical value, a well-planned office exudes the right ambience to offer visitors a good first impression and will also increase your business’s efficiency. We take a look at the basic necessities to get you started on the right track.Among the essential items required for a new office are furniture...

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 27 May 2009 16:09 )

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Basics Of Home Based Business For Beginners

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Are you new to home based business? For the new entrepreneur, the process of getting into business and start making money can seem complicated; the truth is that it doesn't have to be that way. As you read, you will soon discover the ease of working from home.In this article, here are the points we will cover today:The First Step To Getting Started In Your Own Home Based BusinessSome Thoughts On H...
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Let Your Business Fly High With Flyers

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Business cards are small cards that bear information about an individual or organization. Business cards are typically exchanged during a formal introduction during business or other meetings as a convenient memory aid. Business cards hold name of the individual, his organization or business name with its logo and basic contact information like location, telephone numbers, fax numbers, email IDs a...
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The Business Plan - A Vital Start-Up Step

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EVERY new business begins with an idea. So where do you go from there? Depending on whom you speak to there just seems to be a great number of ‘essential’ ‘first steps’ on your way to starting a business. There is no denying, however, that the one step considered most vital for any venture is none other than planning! To quote an often used phrase ‘If you fail to plan, then you plan to f...
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Business Registration - A Legal Requirement

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You are required to register your business with the Companies Commission of Malaysia (CCM) under the Companies Act 1965 and the Registration of Businesses Act 1956. There are three forms of business: Sole proprietorship, partnership and limited company.

Last Updated ( Friday, 12 March 2010 15:00 )

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How to Register a Business?

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Pursuant to section 5A(1) of the Registration of Businesses Act 1956, the person responsible for a business has to, not later than 30 days from the date of the commencement of the business, apply to the Registrar to register that business.

Last Updated ( Friday, 12 March 2010 15:11 )

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