Overview
Statutory audit of your company financial statements by a registered auditor in Malaysia, as required under the Companies Act 2016 for all Sdn. Bhd. companies.
What's included
- Audit planning & risk assessment
- Fieldwork & sample testing
- Auditor report issuance
- Management letter with observations
Required documents
- Monthly bank statements (all company accounts)
- Sales invoices & purchase receipts
- Payroll records (if applicable)
- Prior-year financial statements (for audit / tax)
Good to know
- Bookkeeping uses cloud-based accounting software; you can access records anytime.
- Audit is conducted by a registered auditor as required by Malaysian law.
- Corporate tax filing deadline: 7 months after financial year-end.
Frequently asked questions
How long does Company Audit take?
Typical timeline: 4–8 weeks after accounts finalised. We confirm the exact schedule in your free consultation before any work starts.
What documents are required?
Monthly bank statements (all company accounts); Sales invoices & purchase receipts; Payroll records (if applicable); Prior-year financial statements (for audit / tax).
Who needs this service?
All active Sdn. Bhd. companies (required by law).
How much does it cost?
We work on fixed quotes — you receive the full price in writing after a free consultation, before any work begins. No hidden fees.
Related services
Monthly BookkeepingFull-cycle monthly bookkeeping on cloud accounting software.
Quarterly BookkeepingConsolidated bookkeeping and management accounts every quarter.
Annual BookkeepingYear-end bookkeeping and financial statements preparation.
Corporate Tax FilingAnnual corporate income tax return (Form C) preparation and submission to LHDN.