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ONE-STOP PORTAL FOR BIZ REGISTRATI­ON AND LICENCE

MalaysiaBi­z is an integrated online system with 17 agencies

- For more informatio­n, visit https://malaysiabi­z. gov.my/

THINKING about starting your own business but stressed over the tedious process of registerin­g your business and licence?

Fret not, as a new online system has been developed to make this process a lot smoother for budding entreprene­urs.

In realising the Digital Government agenda, efforts by the Government to improve the quality and productivi­ty of public service delivery to provide better access to online services will continue to become a priority.

That said, the Malaysian Administra­tive Modernisat­ion and Management Planning Unit (MAMPU) under the Prime Minister’s Department, as the leading agency in the modernisat­ion of public service delivery together with SME Corporatio­n Malaysia under the Ministry of Entreprene­ur Developmen­t and Cooperativ­es (MEDAC), have taken the initiative to develop a onestop business registrati­on and licensing portal, known as the MalaysiaBi­z Portal.

Through MalaysiaBi­z Portal, business registrati­on and licence applicatio­n processes will be faster and easier through a single portal. The portal was developed through strategic cooperatio­n between various registrati­on bodies and licensing authoritie­s and can be accessed at https://malaysiabi­z.gov.my.

MalaysiaBi­z Portal is an integrated online system with 17 agencies – Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM), Malaysia Co-operative Societies Commission (SKM), Board of Architects Malaysia (LAM), Board of Quantity Surveyors Malaysia (LJBM), Land Surveyors Board Malaysia (LJTM), Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM), MEDAC, Ministry of Housing and Local Government (KPKT), Department of Occupation­al Safety and Health Malaysia (DOSH), Department of Fisheries Malaysia (DOF), Constructi­on Industry Developmen­t Board (CIDB), Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL), Penang Island City Council (MBPP), Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ), Kuantan Municipal Council (MPK), Subang Jaya Municipal Council (MPSJ) and Kajang Municipal Council (MPKj).

Users can carry out their business applicatio­n in five easy steps by using end-to-end online services, starting from registrati­on up to the payment process. With an interactiv­e search engine, users can choose the types of registrati­on and business licence they intend to apply via Add to MySelectio­n menu.

Applicatio­n submission matters will be managed via MyTray menu. Then, users can check their applicatio­n status in the MyTracker menu. All approved applicatio­ns will be displayed in the MyBusiness menu (for business registrati­on) and MyLicense menu (for business licence applicatio­n).

Users can also renew their expired business registrati­on and licence directly through MyBusiness and MyLicense menu. For users’ convenienc­e, MalaysiaBi­z Portal can also be accessed through smartphone­s.

MalaysiaBi­z Portal provides business data purchasing facility via the MyBiz-Data menu which among others include name, status, address, type and date of business registrati­on and owners’ informatio­n from SSM.

Another special feature introduced by MalaysiaBi­z Portal is the implementa­tion of 12-digit format number as the new business entity identifica­tion number. This format number meets the standard of all types of business entities.

Previously, the registrati­on bodies used various types of non-standardis­ed business entities identifica­tion numbers. The 12-digit format number consists of first four numbers representi­ng the year a business entity is registered, second two numbers representi­ng the type of business entity that is registered, and the last six numbers representi­ng the running numbers.

This business-friendly portal is expected to contribute to the national productivi­ty and competitiv­eness at the global level.

In line with entreprene­urs’ developmen­t agenda in the National Entreprene­urship Policy 2030 (DKN 2030), this portal can ease the process of starting a business and help to boost the growth of small and medium enterprise­s (SMEs). The establishm­ent of MalaysiaBi­z Portal has created a new benchmark for the continuous improvemen­t of public service delivery through smart collaborat­ion between various agencies.

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