Audit & Assurance Services in Malaysia

Expert Audit Services for Malaysian Businesses

We deliver clear, compliant reporting for Malaysian businesses under MFRS, MPERS, and the Companies Act 2016. Partner with experienced auditors who make the process seamless from start to finish.

Audit & Assurance Services in Malaysia

Expert Audit Services for Malaysian Businesses

We deliver clear, compliant reporting for Malaysian businesses under MFRS, MPERS, and the Companies Act 2016. Partner with experienced auditors who make the process seamless from start to finish.

From compliance checks to business confidence

Audit isn’t just about ticking boxes. Done right, it becomes a tool for transparency, trust, and decision-making. At Battchoo & Yong PLT, we offer reliable audit and assurance services in Malaysia tailored for SMEs, family businesses, and growing companies. Our partner-led approach ensures each audit is thorough, timely, and aligned with statutory standards.

From compliance checks to business confidence

Audit isn’t just about ticking boxes. Done right, it becomes a tool for transparency, trust, and decision-making. At Battchoo & Yong PLT, we offer reliable audit and assurance services in Malaysia tailored for SMEs, family businesses, and growing companies.

Our partner-led approach ensures each audit is thorough, timely, precise and aligned with statutory standards.

What we offer

We believe audits should provide clarity, not confusion. That’s why our team works closely with clients to ensure the audit process is seamless, value-adding, and proportionate to the needs of your business.

Statutory audits for SMEs based on MFRS or MPERS

Physical stock take audit for financial year-end audits

Practical insights into financial reporting and internal control weaknesses

Why clients choose us

Decades of experience serving SMEs in audit and assurance

Friendly, knowledgeable auditors who speak your language

Balanced focus on compliance with Companies Act 2016 and MFRS or MPERS

Smooth audit workflows that minimise disruptions

What we offer

We believe audits should provide clarity, not confusion. That’s why our team works closely with clients to ensure the audit process is seamless, value-adding, and proportionate to the needs of your business.

Statutory audits for SMEs based on MFRS or MPERS

Physical stock take audit for financial year-end audits

Practical insights into financial reporting and internal control weaknesses

Why clients choose us

Decades of experience serving SMEs in audit and assurance

Friendly, knowledgeable auditors who speak your language

Balanced focus on compliance with Companies Act 2016 and MFRS or MPERS

Smooth audit workflows that minimise disruptions

Trusted and Recognized Expertise

With extensive years of combined partner experience, Battchoo & Yong PLT delivers audits that meet Malaysian statutory requirements and international standards. As approved company auditors and members of the Malaysian Institute of Accountants (MIA), our work follows the International Standards on Auditing (ISA) and strict professional ethics. Clients trust us for accuracy, compliance, and confidentiality in every engagement.

Trusted and Recognized Expertise

With extensive years of combined partner experience, Battchoo & Yong PLT delivers audits that meet Malaysian statutory requirements and international standards. As approved company auditors and members of the Malaysian Institute of Accountants (MIA), our work follows the International Standards on Auditing (ISA) and strict professional ethics. Clients trust us for accuracy, compliance, and confidentiality in every engagement.

Ready to strengthen your financial confidence?

Contact us today to schedule a free consultation and experience an audit process that works for you.

Ready to strengthen your financial confidence?

Contact us today to schedule a free consultation and experience an audit process that works for you.

What are the statutory audit requirements under the Companies Act 2016 in Malaysia?

Most Malaysian companies must prepare annual audited financial statements under the Companies Act 2016, conducted by an approved company auditor and lodged in line with the Act and SSM rules.

Which companies in Malaysia are exempt from audits?

Certain private companies are exempt if they meet statutory thresholds for revenue, assets and employees, or if they are dormant or zero-revenue.

How often must a company conduct an audit in Malaysia?

A statutory audit is usually performed once per financial year, aligned with the company’s year-end.

What documents are required for an audit in Malaysia?

Key documents include financial statements, ledgers, bank statements, invoices, payroll records, stock records, contracts and board minutes.

Why is it important to keep organized audit documents?

Well-organized audit documents such as ledgers, invoices, and bank statements help auditors complete the process faster and with fewer queries. This reduces delays, improves accuracy, and can help lower overall audit costs.

What is the cost of an audit for SMEs in Malaysia?

Audit costs depend on company size, industry complexity and record quality.

What factors can affect audit fees in Malaysia?

Audit fees depend on company size, record quality, and industry. Businesses with more complex operations often face higher costs, as complex operations audit fees reflect the extra time and expertise required.

Do you offer basic SME audit packages?

Yes, we provide basic SME audit packages designed for smaller businesses with straightforward compliance requirements.

How can I get a custom audit quote in Malaysia?

You can request a tailored audit quote in Malaysia by providing details about your business size, industry, financial year-end, and record quality. This allows us to give an accurate estimate that reflects your compliance needs and operational complexity.

How does an audit help with bank loan applications or investor relations?

Audited financial statements provide independent assurance, strengthening bank loan applications and investor confidence.

How can statutory audits support due diligence for investors?

Statutory audits provide independent verification of a company’s financial position, which is a key part of due diligence for investors. They offer assurance on accuracy, compliance, and risk, helping investors make informed decisions.

What are the statutory audit requirements under the Companies Act 2016 in Malaysia?

Most Malaysian companies must prepare annual audited financial statements under the Companies Act 2016, conducted by an approved company auditor and lodged in line with the Act and SSM rules.

Which companies in Malaysia are exempt from audits?

Certain private companies are exempt if they meet statutory thresholds for revenue, assets and employees, or if they are dormant or zero-revenue.

How often must a company conduct an audit in Malaysia?

A statutory audit is usually performed once per financial year, aligned with the company’s year-end.

What documents are required for an audit in Malaysia?

Key documents include financial statements, ledgers, bank statements, invoices, payroll records, stock records, contracts and board minutes.

Why is it important to keep organized audit documents?

Well-organized audit documents such as ledgers, invoices, and bank statements help auditors complete the process faster and with fewer queries. This reduces delays, improves accuracy, and can help lower overall audit costs.

What is the cost of an audit for SMEs in Malaysia?

Audit costs depend on company size, industry complexity and record quality.

What factors can affect audit fees in Malaysia?

Audit fees depend on company size, record quality, and industry. Businesses with more complex operations often face higher costs, as complex operations audit fees reflect the extra time and expertise required.

Do you offer basic SME audit packages?

Yes, we provide basic SME audit packages designed for smaller businesses with straightforward compliance requirements.

How can I get a custom audit quote in Malaysia?

You can request a tailored audit quote in Malaysia by providing details about your business size, industry, financial year-end, and record quality. This allows us to give an accurate estimate that reflects your compliance needs and operational complexity.

How does an audit help with bank loan applications or investor relations?

Audited financial statements provide independent assurance, strengthening bank loan applications and investor confidence.

How can statutory audits support due diligence for investors?

Statutory audits provide independent verification of a company’s financial position, which is a key part of due diligence for investors. They offer assurance on accuracy, compliance, and risk, helping investors make informed decisions.