Closing a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) in Malaysia generally follows three paths: a court order, a Registrar striking-off, or—most commonly—a voluntary winding-up. If your LLP has ceased operations and settled all debts, a voluntary winding-up is the most efficient way to dissolve the entity.
Step 1: Tax Clearance. First, you must obtain a written clearance notice from the Inland Revenue Board (IRB).
Step 2: Partner & Public Notice. Once cleared, you must formally notify all partners and publish a winding-up declaration in a major Malaysian newspaper.
Step 3: Formal Dissolution. If no justified objections are raised by partners or creditors within the notice period, the Registrar will officially declare the LLP dissolved.
We simplify the bureaucracy so you can move on to your next venture.
Winding-Up Package: RM 5,000 (Covers all advertisement fees and SSM filing fees). This exclusive rate is available to our Annual LLP Services clients.
IRB Tax Clearance: From RM 1,000 if you require our team to manage the application on your behalf.
Statutory Closures: For businesses fully ceasing operations, we also handle the closure of EPF, SOCSO, and PCB employer registrations. Once we receive your accounting records, we will provide a custom quote for your final tax returns and statutory filings.
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