Who this is for
A sole proprietor or enterprise in Malaysia earning above roughly RM200,000 a year, still receiving that income under your own name — not yet incorporated as an LLP or Sdn Bhd. Below that income, the setup cost usually isn't worth it. If you're already incorporated, this service isn't relevant to you.
The numbers
Claiming as an individual, tax relief has a ceiling — around RM25,000 for most people at this income. Run the same income through a properly operated business, and the equivalent business expenses (equipment, travel, professional fees, advertising) have no such ceiling.
Personal income tax at this income can reach 25%. An LLP is taxed at 15% on its first RM150,000 of chargeable income.
Together, that gap is often worth RM17,107 a year on income you already earn. Run your own numbers on the tax calculator →
How it runs
An LLP — a Limited Liability Partnership, "PLT" in Bahasa Malaysia — is a real, established business structure under Malaysian law. It isn't a loophole, and it isn't reserved for companies that already exist.
This runs on a method Jason Shong has used for his own filings since 2018, refined since with real clients. Every filing is signed and lodged by a licensed tax agent. It works only when the LLP genuinely runs the business — real invoices, real expenses, real decisions made through it.
This is guidance, from people licensed to give it. You still make the final call on your own finances.
What you get in the first year
- A properly registered LLP, with an agreement built around how you actually work.
- Business software covering six functions in one place, set up around your way of working.
- A curated library of guidance, plus an ongoing lookout for anything that changes.
- Licensed professionals — a tax agent, a company secretary — brought in exactly when a filing needs them.
Already a client? Open the concierge app →
Reach out
Tell us your current structure and approximate income. We'll reply with whether this makes sense for you, and what it would cost.