Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
435 matching statutes
Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act establishes the Malaysia Productivity Corporation, sets out its membership and ministerial oversight, and gives the Corporation powers to appoint committees, charge fees, manage a fund, and make certain appointments and regulations.
Malaysia
6 provisions
This part lets companies apply for R&D status or pioneer status, and gives the Minister powers to approve, extend, define, or withdraw status subject to stated conditions.
Malaysia
2 provisions
This amendment updates Malaysia’s Capital Markets and Services Act rules on exchanges, recognized market operators, statutory managers, takeover regulation, penalties, and related definitions.
Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act sets rules for unclaimed money: companies and firms must keep and file registers, the Registrar handles deposits and claims, and certain money moves into public accounts after set periods.
Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act sets up the Energy Commission, gives it regulatory and enforcement powers over energy supply activities, and restricts misuse of the Commission’s symbol and confidential information.
Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act changes multiple criminal and related laws to replace several mandatory death or life-imprisonment penalties with fixed imprisonment ranges and whipping in some cases, and it starts on a date set by the Minister in the Gazette.
Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act lets the Minister raise loans in Malaysia for the Development Fund, and sets rules for stock issuance, transfer, redemption, secrecy, and penalties.
Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act regulates private aged healthcare facilities and services, requiring approval and a licence for operations involving four or more aged persons, and sets duties, closure rules, and penalties.
Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act amends the Labuan business activity tax law, including filing deadlines, electronic filing, assessment rules, penalties, and evidence provisions.
Malaysia
3 provisions
This Act sets up Malaysia’s aircraft-interest rules, gives the Minister regulation-making power, and provides for the Convention and Protocol to operate for aircraft objects.
Malaysia
3 provisions
This Act sets rules for admitting, detaining, treating, transferring, and discharging people with mental disorder in psychiatric hospitals and related facilities.
Malaysia
2 provisions
This Act establishes the Malaysian Palm Oil Board, gives it powers to regulate the oil palm industry, and sets rules on funding, enforcement, cess, and offences.
Malaysia
2 provisions
This Act sets up the Langkawi International Yacht Registry and rules for registering yachts, yachting entities, and certain crew arrangements.
Malaysia
8 provisions
This Act makes grave breaches of the Geneva Conventions an offence, sets trial safeguards for protected prisoners of war and protected internees, and restricts use of Red Cross-related emblems and words without the Minister’s authority.
Malaysia
5 provisions
This Act sets up Malaysia’s child protection framework, including the National Council for Children, Child Protection Teams, and Court for Children, and it requires privacy for children in media reports.
Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act mainly amends several Malaysian tax, stamp duty, and estate duty laws, including tax rates, rebates, exemptions, and filing or affidavit requirements.
Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act makes multiple tax-law amendments, including electronic filing and notice rules, tax identification number restrictions, stamp duty return and record-keeping rules, and updated penalties and deadlines.
Malaysia
6 provisions
This part of the Trademarks Act sets up trademark registration, defines key terms, and gives the Registrar powers to examine applications and refuse marks that fail the statutory tests.
Malaysia
4 provisions
This part sets out Malaysia’s patent system, including who may apply, filing and examination rules, the Registrar’s functions, publication, and several restrictions and exceptions.