10 Perkara Baru Tentang Akta Cukai Perkhidmatan 2018

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When it comes to discussing your business with various stakeholders – customers, suppliers, lenders and investors – there is no better way to do this than to have a good business plan to articulate your ideas and plans. Most of the time, business owners have great business ideas and strategies in their head, but when it comes to putting pen to paper for stakeholder meetings and presentations, they fail to speak out and convince these parties on their great ideas. With a good business plan or proposal, this can go a long way in helping business owners in their presentation and their business pitch. Here are some key points you should keep in mind when preparing your next business proposal, whether if it is for a formal business presentation or just a written document for stakeholder’s consideration.

This week, we will be looking at IFRS 16 Leases, another new standard effective for financial years/periods beginning on or after 1 January 2019.

In the past, the most popular legal structure for businesses was to set up a sole proprietorship, whereby the business owner registers his operations under his personal name. Up until today, sole proprietorship remains the easiest and simplest form of business structure in the books. However, in today’s more complex and advanced world, more business owners and startups are opting to register their businesses as a limited liability company. If you own a business as a sole proprietor and are looking to develop your business, or if you want to set up a business but are considering the pros and cons of setting up a registered company, this article will help to answer some questions which you may have.