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2025 Game Plan
Last Friday, I gathered my colleagues for a strategic briefing to set the tone for 2025. The agenda? Three key priorities that are about to shake up the accounting and compliance landscape in Malaysia: audit exemptions, MBRS, and e-invoices. Here’s a quick recap of what we covered and why you can’t afford to ignore these…
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KTP’s Best Employee Award Goes to… an Intern?
You heard that right. At KTP, we just crowned our Best Employee Award to an intern … and not just any intern namely Wanjing! Now, before you start questioning our decision, let me explain why this is probably the most well-deserved award we’ve ever given out. Wanjing joined us as an intern, but you wouldn’t…
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The Kedai Runcit Issue – Lessons for Auditors and Tax Agents
Recently, the “kedai runcit” issue has been a hot topic in the lawyers’ circle in Malaysia. Everyone has their own opinions, which I respect. But it got me thinking—there are certain practices in the auditing and tax world that I personally refuse to follow (except under very, very exceptional circumstances) otherwise I will label myself…
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Audit Exemption: Should Your Sdn Bhd Skip the Full Audit?
The Companies Commission of Malaysia’s Practice Directive No. 10/2024 introduces updated criteria for private companies to qualify for audit exemptions. At first glance, this may seem like a welcome relief for many small and medium-sized companies (SMIs). However … before deciding to forgo audits, it is essential to consider the broader implications and the long-term…
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Audit Exemption 2025: Key Changes for Sdn Bhd Companies
The Companies Commission of Malaysia has introduced Practice Directive No. 10/2024, which significantly updates the criteria for audit exemptions for private companies. These changes, effective for financial periods beginning on or after January 1, 2025, aim to simplify compliance for small and medium industries (SMIs). Here’s what you need to know to take advantage of…
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