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Equity financing and debt financing are two common methods used by companies to raise capital. If accounting isn’t your forte, consider seeking the advice and assistance of an experienced accounting firm in Johor Bahru. Equity financing involves selling ownership in the company in exchange for investment. This means that investors become part owners of the … Read moreEquity and Debt Financing

Sales tax and income tax are distinctly separate methods of taxation, each possessing its own set of unique characteristics and implications. If you have any uncertainties about taxation (Also see What Should You Expect in Tax Audits?), consider reaching out to an accounting firm in Johor Bahru. Here are the key differences between sales tax … Read moreUnderstanding the Differences Between Sales Tax and Income Tax

Do you know that all the companies should submit an annual return to the Registrar for every calendar year? If you are still new to the world of business, you may not know this fact. You do not need to do so in the calendar year which you have just incorporated the company. However, after … Read moreAn Overview of Annual Returns

What would you do if your business is running short of funds for its daily operations? At this stage, you need to finance your business. The term “financing” refers to the process of getting funds for a company to run its business activities, purchase assets or make investments. There are two main types of financing, … Read moreAn Overview of Debt Financing

In accounting, the objectivity principle is a concept where the company should generate its financial statements according to solid evidence. Adhering to this principle helps to ensure that a company can produce financial statements which can present its financial position accurately. If you, a small business owner who is running a start-up company, do not … Read moreAn Overview of Objectivity Principle

If you are new to the world of business, you might have felt confused between the Memorandum & Articles of Association (M&A) and Constitution. In fact, having the M&A is mandatory for all the companies under Companies Act 1965. Now, according to Companies Act 2016, the M&A is known as the constitution as a group. … Read moreChanging from Memorandum & Articles of Association (M&A) to Constitution