Established 2011 · Kuala Lumpur
The accounts should answer the question before it is asked.
We audit, file and advise for owner-managed Malaysian businesses — the kind where the shareholder is also the person signing the cheques, and where a tax position taken today has to still make sense in a due diligence three years from now.
Practice areas
Five practices, one partner accountable for your file.
You deal with the partner who signed your engagement letter. Work is delegated; the relationship is not.
- I
Statutory audit & assurance
Audit of companies reporting under MFRS and MPERS, completed on a timetable agreed before we start — not one that slides into the filing deadline.
- Company audit
- Group consolidation
- Agreed-upon procedures
- Internal control review
- II
Tax compliance & planning
Corporate and personal tax filings, transfer-pricing documentation and the awkward conversations about deductibility before the deduction is claimed.
- Form C & CP204
- Transfer pricing
- SST advisory
- LHDN audit support
- III
Corporate secretarial
Company incorporation, resolutions, share transfers and the statutory registers — kept current, so a due-diligence request does not become a three-week reconstruction.
- Incorporation
- Annual returns
- Share restructuring
- Registered office
- IV
Transaction advisory
Financial due diligence, valuation and deal support for owners buying, selling or bringing family members into the shareholding.
- Buy-side due diligence
- Valuation
- Vendor assistance
- Succession structuring
- V
Outsourced finance function
Bookkeeping, payroll and monthly management accounts for businesses that need a finance function before they need a finance department.
- Monthly accounts
- Payroll & EPF/SOCSO
- AP/AR processing
- Cash-flow reporting
“Our previous auditors sent a different team every year and asked the same questions every year. Meridian asked harder questions once, and the file has been clean since.”
Most of our clients came to us after outgrowing a one-person practice, or after an audit that ran two months past the deadline. What they usually need first is not a new opinion — it is a timetable somebody keeps.
So we publish one. Every engagement starts with dates for the information request, the fieldwork week, the draft and the signature, and the partner on your file is the person who agreed to them.
Technical updates
What we are telling clients this quarter.
- E-invoicing phase 3: what suppliers under RM 5 million must file from JulyTax
- Audit exemption for dormant companies — and why most owners still shouldn’t take itAudit
- Valuing a family business when two siblings want out and one wants inAdvisory
- Capital allowances on renovation: the claims LHDN reverses most oftenTax
Next step
Send us last year’s accounts. We will tell you what we would do differently.
A first meeting takes an hour, costs nothing, and ends with a written fee proposal and a timetable — not a follow-up call to discuss scope.