Audit Services in Malaysia

Professional Statutory Audit Services for Malaysian Businesses

At K.F. Fong & Co., we provide independent statutory audit services in accordance with the Companies Act 2016, the applicable Malaysian Financial Reporting Framework (MFRS or MPERS), and the Malaysian Approved Standards on Auditing. Our audits are conducted to provide reasonable assurance that financial statements present a true and fair view while helping businesses strengthen governance, compliance, and stakeholder confidence. 

Our audit approach goes beyond fulfilling legal obligations. We provide valuable insights into your company’s financial reporting, internal controls, and business operations, enabling management and stakeholders to make informed decisions with confidence.

Statutory Company Audit

Under the Companies Act 2016, companies that meet the audit requirements are required to have their financial statements audited by an approved company auditor.

Our statutory audit services include:

* Independent audit of annual financial statements
* Compliance with the Companies Act 2016
* Compliance with Malaysian Financial Reporting Standards (MFRS or MPERS)
* Issuance of Independent Auditor’s Report

Why Choose K.F. Fong & Co.?

Our experienced audit professionals are committed to delivering audits that are:

* Independent and objective
* Compliant with Malaysian auditing standards
* Efficient and risk-focused
* Conducted with professionalism and integrity
* Tailored to the size and nature of your business

We work closely with directors and management to ensure the audit process is completed efficiently while maintaining the highest professional standards.

Industries We Serve

We provide audit services for businesses across various industries, including:

* Trading and Retail
* Manufacturing
* Construction
* Property Development
* Professional Services
* E-commerce
* Technology Companies
* Investment Holding Companies
* Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Who needs a statutory audit in Malaysia?

The audit requirements depend on the applicable provisions under the Companies Act 2016 and the prevailing audit exemption criteria issued by the relevant authorities. We can advise whether your company is required to undergo a statutory audit.

What documents are required for an audit?

Generally, companies should prepare accounting records, financial statements, bank statements, invoices, supporting documents, tax information, and other relevant records for the audit engagement.

Why is an independent audit important?

An independent audit enhances the credibility of financial statements, improves stakeholder confidence, supports financing applications, and assists businesses in strengthening internal controls and corporate governance.