Real-time bookkeeping, monthly management reports, year-end financial statements and LHDN tax filings — all reviewed by Malaysian-qualified accountants and delivered in software you actually want to log into.
Your books are reviewed weekly by a Malaysian-qualified accountant, not auto-categorised and forgotten. Every quarter your lead accountant sits down with you to walk through the numbers, the tax position, and where you’re leaving money on the table.
When LHDN raises a query, we draft the reply. When your investors ask for management accounts, they’re already in your dashboard. Hand over the books, get your weekends back.
Full-stack finance: daily bookkeeping, monthly close, annual statements, and every filing your Sdn. Bhd. is required to make in Malaysia.
Daily reconciliations, monthly close, and reports ready when your investors or auditor ask. Built around your bank feed, not your spreadsheet.
Talk to us on WhatsApp →Form C must be filed within seven months of the end of your financial year. CP204 tax estimates are filed 30 days before the year starts and revised in the 6th and 9th months.
You must register for SST if your taxable turnover exceeds RM 500,000 in any rolling 12-month period (RM 1.5m for some services). We monitor your turnover monthly and register you the moment you cross.
MFRS is the full reporting standard used by listed and large companies; MPERS is a simpler standard for private entities. Most Sdn. Bhds. use MPERS — we’ll pick the right one for you and explain why.
Yes. We frequently rebuild messy or incomplete prior-year books from bank statements and receipts. Quote depends on the cleanup scope — typically 1–3 months of work, billed once.
We use our own dashboard for the close, but we can mirror data into Xero, QuickBooks or AutoCount if your auditor or investors need it. No double-entry from you.
Banking credentials are never stored — we use read-only Open Banking.
Stop chasing receipts and reconciling spreadsheets. We’ll handle the bookkeeping, tax and audit-ready reporting.
Talk to an accountant →