What are the documents required to establish a company in Malaysia?

The documents required to establish a company in Malaysia may be as follows:

1. Company Establishment Application Form: You must fill out the company establishment application form. This form includes details such as the name of the company, its purpose, address, information of partners and managers.

2. Company Agreement: The company agreement is a document that contains the purpose of establishing the company, the rights and responsibilities of the partners, the management structure and other important information. The company contract is drawn up and signed in the presence of a notary.

3. Partnership Agreement: If more than one partner will establish the company, a partnership agreement must be drawn up. This agreement includes issues such as the rights and responsibilities of the partners, share distribution, and dividend distribution.

4. Documents Depending on the Type of Company: Different documents may be required for different types of companies in Malaysia. For example, when establishing a limited liability company, you may need to submit documents for the articles of incorporation and registration of the company.

5. Documents Regarding the Company's Address: You may need to submit documents such as a rental agreement or ownership certificate regarding the address where the company will operate.

6. Identity Documents of Managers and Partners: Identity documents (passport or ID card) of managers and partners are required.

7. Tax Registration of the Company: The company must obtain a tax number. For this, you need to apply to the tax office and submit the necessary documents. This list is a general guide and it is important to contact the competent authorities and organizations to determine exactly what documents are required when establishing a company in Malaysia.