Taxation Companies in Malaysia

The Malaysian government imposes taxes on companies in order to generate revenue for the country. The taxes that companies are required to pay include income tax, stamp duty, and property tax.

Income tax is imposed on the profits that a company earns. The tax rate depends on the type of business, with different rates for manufacturing, trading, and service companies.

Stamp duty is a tax that is levied on certain documents, such as sale and purchase agreements, and leases.

Property tax is imposed on the value of a company's land and buildings. The tax rate depends on the location of the property and the type of property.