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【Malaysia Company Registration Basics】Changes to Company Statutory Documents: Key Requirements You Must Know!

During company operations, the information of directors, managers, or company secretaries may change. 2016 According to the Malaysian Companies Act, companies must comply with relevant reporting requirements after the change to ensure legal compliance.

What constitutes a change in statutory documents?

Appointment or removal of directors, managers, or company secretaries
Changes in the personal information of directors, managers, or secretaries (such as address, name, etc.)
Change of registered company address
Other modifications involving the company's statutory information

Reporting deadlines to be observed

According to the Malaysian Companies Act 2016 companies must submit relevant amended documents to the Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM) within 14 days of the change. Failure to submit within SSM ) 14 days may result in fines or other compliance risks.

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