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Virtual Office in Malaysia
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Open a virtual office in Malaysia
A virtual office in Malaysia can represent an attractive business solution for the investors who want to benefit from a flexible manner of doing business here.
The virtual office is used for establishing a business presence on the local market.
It enables the opportunity to establish business contacts with partners and clients on the Malaysian market.
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Characteristics of a virtual office in Malaysia >>
The virtual office is a suitable option for various types of businesses which can conduct their operations in a modern way.
It can be set up in a prestigious business location of one of the main cities in Malaysia.
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>> Characteristics of a virtual office in MalaysiaThe businessmen can receive at their business address corporate mail and e-mails from various parties.
The virtual office can also provide a phone number and a professional receptionist.
This person can answer to client’s inquiries in English or Malay.
Our team of company formation agents in Malaysia can offer more details on this matter.
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Other services of a virtual office in Malaysia
The correspondence received by the businessman can be forwarded to a chosen address.
A virtual office in Malaysia can also provide a meeting room equipped with technology necessary to establish a contact with a client or a partner.
The virtual office is an attractive alternative for smaller companies, which can also act as a sole proprietorship.
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Virtual office, a cheaper solution
The incorporation of a company in Malaysia includes a set of costs associated with every legal aspect.
The virtual office in Malaysia represents a cost saving solution.
A virtual office will provide low maintenance costs, compared to a traditional office.
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Virtual office - employment
Another advantage of a virtual office in Malaysia is related to the employees.
When opening a traditional office, the investors will have to employ personnel from the Malaysian workforce.
In a virtual office, the investors will not have to deal with this issue, as the virtual office already provides personnel.
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Taxation Law in Malaysia Those who operate in Malaysia through a virtual office will have to register for tax purposes.
All companies in Malaysia must register for paying the corporate tax, as well as the value added tax.
The regulation is not applicable in the case of a sole trader, as there is not distinction between the investor and the company from a legal point of view.
Our team of company formation representatives can offer more details.
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Foreign investments in Malaysia
Foreign businessmen are welcomed to invest on the local market.
The local authorities provide numerous business incentives for foreign investments available for various economic fields.
At the moment, the Malaysian legislation allows investors to perform transactions for mergers and acquisitions.
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Consultancy Services in Malaysia
Our team of company formation specialists in Malaysia can offer in-depth advice for numerous legal matters, including advice for setting up a virtual office.
Another way to establish a business presence on the local market is through a representative office, but it is important to know that this entity does not allow investors to perform commercial activities.
Thank you for your attention!
For more information please contact us at:
(+44)203-287 0408 (for international clients)
www.companyincorporationmalaysia.com
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