441 - *AKTA SYARIKAT LABUAN 1990 — Malaysia law | Esheria

441 - *AKTA SYARIKAT LABUAN 1990

This part sets out core definitions and administration rules for Labuan companies, including where they may operate, filing requirements, approved auditors/liquidators, and the Board’s oversight powers.

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Jurisdiction
Malaysia
Instrument
Act or statute
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
en
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accounts and audit annual fees annual reporting annual returns audit beneficial ownership beneficial ownership information branches company filings company name company name display confidentiality court injunctions debenture records director residence directors filing filings foreign companies foreign company registration incorporation liquidation meetings member registers +9 more

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This part sets out core definitions and administration rules for Labuan companies, including where they may operate, filing requirements, approved auditors/liquidators, and the Board’s oversight powers. This part sets out how a Labuan company is formed, registered, named, and maintained, including filing duties, branch limits, and bans on bearer shares. The excerpt requires a Labuan company to have at least one resident director, and it sets creditor-objection and solvency-filing steps for certain share-capital reductions. This provision requires Labuan companies to keep company records, appoint secretaries, file director/secretary details, and follow beneficial ownership reporting rules. It also sets duties and restrictions for directors, including disclosure, confidentiality, and consent to act. Labuan companies and foreign Labuan companies must provide beneficial-owner information when required, file annual returns and accounting documents on time, and comply with audit and merger-related filing rules.