Registering a company is not an easy task, and it is pricy. The first thing is that you'll need to appoint a company secretary (not your usual personal secretary). A company secretary is a person that handles all the company's registration matters, board minutes and resolutions. Not anyone can be a company secretary, only certain professionals with license can represent a company as a its secretary, and to sign on all the legal documents that are required to be submitted to the relevant governing bodies. Their signatures do not come cheap. Each signature costs a few ringgit. Usually you'll need lots and lots of signatures, and not to mention that the Malaysian authorities always require more than 1 copy of each form. Don't worry if you don't know what are the forms you need to fill up, that's why you get a secretary. The best thing about company secretary is that you need to retain them every year.
But the good thing is, pay a couple of thousand ringgit and anyone can be come a Director or a Chairman or CEO or COO or CFO, etc. You can even be all of those at the same time!!
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