Step to Register

• Photocopy of owner and / or partner’s identity card (IC)
• Permit, license, approval or supporting letter for the type of businesses e.g. Nursery (Department of Social Welfare), Kindergarten, Tuition Centers, Schools / College (Ministry / Department of Education) or other relevant agencies if required by the Registrar of Business Cash (RM60 – RM100) for registration fee:
  1. Sole proprietorship using personal name as stated in the identity card – RM30
  2. Sole proprietorship or partnership using trade name – RM60
  3. Registration of branches – RM5 for each branch
  4. Business information printout – RM10
• Your business’s name & business activity

• • The business name using a personal name as stated on the identity card: Example: Ruslan bin Mohamed, Siow Ah Thai or Ramasamy a/l Muthusamy
  • Trade Name is the name of the proposed business and must obtain prior approval from the Registrar of Business. Example: Kedai Dobi Mewah, Lucky Star Catering or ABS Unggul Enterprise.

When you’re ready to register your business name, complete the Business Name Approval Form (Form PNA. 42) with three (3) proposed business names. Business names will be approved according to priority and will be attached to the New Business Registration Form (Form A) at the counter.

• • Business name
  • Commencement date of business
  • Principal place of business
  • The address of the branch of business (if any)
  • Information of owner and partners
  •  Type of business carried out
  •  Provide a copy of the Partnership Agreement (if any)

Every business owner and partner must sign the completed form.

Person responsible must submit the application to counter or through online via SSM e-Lodgement services in the SSM’s website at www.ssm.com.my.

A new business registration may valid for a period of 1 year and does not exceed 5 years on each registration.

Business Registration Certificate can be obtained within 1 hour from the time payment is made.

A person who carries on business without registering a business commits an offense under the ROBA 1956 and if found guilty be fine not exceeding RM50,000 or imprisonment for a term not exceeding 2 years or both.

Even though businesses have been registered with SSM, business owners are responsible to obtain licenses, permits or approval letters from other relevant authorities in order to operate their businesses.