ACCA Careers 2007 — A Huge Success!

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Association of Chartered Certified Accountants ▼
ACCA Careers 2007 —
A Huge Success!
ACCA Careers 2007 — a career fair for ACCA members and affiliates — attracted more than 1,500 job
seekers. Held on 7 July 2007, ACCA Careers 2007
offered ACCA members and students the opportunity to explore exciting career prospects and interact with prominent employers in Malaysia.
Sivanesan Dayalan, 22, an ACCA affiliate who just
completed his ACCA examination, said that the career fair was a good initiative because different companies gathered under one roof. “In today’s market
it is invaluable for us to personally meet and talk to
people from the human resources department instead of just sending resumes to the companies,”
said Sivanesan.
Thirty-three prominent employers participated in
this year’s event at Crowne Plaza Mutiara Kuala
Lumpur, compared to only 19 the previous year. The
employers from various sectors not only showcased
high-flying careers offered in the fast-growing fields
of accounting and finance, but also demonstrated a
broad range of career development and opportunities in their workplaces.
According to UK-based global recruitment company Valentine Stewart International, Malaysian
accountants are in high demand worldwide. “Our
company specialises in placing finance professionals
for the global market and Malaysian accountants are
in high demand in many locations,” said director
Nick Claydon.
“We are very happy with the candidates we met
today. Definitely it is worthwhile to come to Malaysia and to meet the candidates in-person,” he said
further.
Tay Kay Luan, ACCA Director of ASEAN and
Australasia said that the event provided a win-win
situation for both employers and aspiring job seekers. “The ACCA Careers will be an annual event
as the demand for career-related activities is quite
high,” said Tay.
All career talks and CPD sessions organised in
conjunction with the event were fully-packed. The
overwhelming response from ACCA members, students and the public, indicated keen interest in relevant career-related information.
Participating employers included:
Accenture • Adrian Yeo & Co • AmcorpGroup
Berhad • Bank Negara Malaysia • BASF Asia-Pacific Services Centre Sdn Bhd • BDO Binder • British American Tobacco (Malaysia) Bhd • CIMB
Wealth Advisors Berhad • Direct Access • ECM
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Seeking career opportunities
High traffic at the booth
Libra Avenue Berhad • Ferrier Hodgson Monteiro
& Heng • General Electric International • Hong
Leong Bank Berhad/HSBC Bank Malaysia Berhad
• Intel Malaysia • Kapient (M) Sdn Bhd • KPMG
• Maxis Communications
Bhd • Maybank • MYOB Malaysians accountants are in high demand
Accountants Resourcing •
Parker Randall Chartered worldwide. “Our company specialises in
Accountants • PETRONAS placing finance professional for the global
• PricewaterhouseCoopers
market and Malaysian accountants are in
• RHB Bank Berhad •
RSM Robert Teo, Kuan & high demand in many locations.”
Co • Shamsir Jasani Grant Nick Claydon, Director, Valentine Stewart International
Thornton • Telekom Malaysia Berhad • The Institute of Internal Auditors
Malaysia • The STAR • The Sunway Group • UCE
Birmingham University • Valentine Stewart International. AT
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News from Professional Bodies
Chartered Institute of Management Accountants ▼
CIMA members and their families at the entrance of Matang Wildlife Centre
CIMA Members, Families Visit
Matang Wildlife Centre
Several members of CIMA Sarawak and their families took time off from their hectic schedules recently
to enjoy an outing at the Matang Wildlife Centre.
The day started with breakfast and a few games
before they went jungle trekking in Kubah National Park where the Matang Wildlife Centre is
located. It was an exciting time for the children
for they were able to see the many wild creatures
up close and personal especially crocodiles, orang utans and sun bears in their natural environment. Several members also took the opportunity
to have a picnic and swim in the Rayu River before they headed back to the city.
The trip was par t of activities to celebrate
CIMA’s 88th anniversar y and its 30-year presence
in Malaysia. CIMA thanks YHS (Sarawak) Sdn
Bhd and Lee Fah Mee Sdn Bhd for their sponsorship of door gifts. AT
A Super Time at
Ampang Super Bowl
CIMA members and students at the
high-tea gathering
Two CIMA networks got together to organise a
bowling tournament on 23 June 2007. They were
the CIMA Melaka and CIMA Negeri Sembilan Networks. Twenty-one CIMA members and students
had a sporting time at the Ampang Super Bowl,
Mahkota Parade, Melaka.
The champion in the Men’s category was Quah Jin
Swee while Yong Lee Ling won in the Women’s category. In the Men’s category, the 1st runner-up was
Eric Chew Yi Kai while the 2nd runner-up was Tan Chee
Wan. In the Women’s category, Sharon Wee clinched
the 1st runner-up placing while the 2nd runner-up was
Yennie Chew. Later a high–tea gathering was held at the Equatorial Hotel, Melaka,
where prizes for the bowling tournament winners were given away. AT
The Malaysian 2008 Budget &
Tax Conference 20 September 2007,
Parkroyal Hotel Kuala Lumpur
CPA Australia and CCH are proud to bring this premier conference that examines the 2008 Budget with
a concise overview of the various new tax provisions
and their impact on the business community. The
conference will also highlight recent tax developments on case law as well as the nation’s macroeconomic outlook for 2008. Free upon registration: an
exclusive thumbdrive and the 2008 Budget Booklet. For more information kindly contact Sarah at
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03-2026 6003 ext. 32 or e-mail [email protected] or
log on to www.cpaaustralia.com.au/events/
SM07208601.pdf AT
Firm of the Future
The Firm of the Future report, an initiative of CPA
Australia’s Board of Public Practice Committee Task
Force, outlines the challenges that are likely to face public
practice in the future, as well as useful strategies to assist CPAs prepare for what lies ahead. Key challenges
highlighted include succession planning, recruiting and
retaining staff, growth opportunities and technology.
Read more on this by Louis White on page 20. AT
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News from Professional Bodies
CPA Australia Members’
Dinners Off to a Great Start
Datuk Abdul Samad Haji Alias (Dr.) and recognition of 40-year membership of CPA Australia on Ng
Wai Fung, Chen Kuen
Khiong and Liew Chee
Lian.
Also present at the
Kuala Lumpur Members’ Dinner was CPA
Australia President Paul
Meiklejohn, Chief Executive Of ficer Geof f
Rankin, Malaysia Divisional Deputy President
CPA Australia member for 40 years Chen Kuen Khiong,
Rusman Amir Zaihan
receiving his token of appreciation from CPA Australia
President Paul Meiklejohn. Looking on is Rusman
and fellow Council
Amir Zaihan, Malaysia Divisional Deputy President
Members. AT
The first of CPA Australia Malaysia Division members’ dinners kicked off on 15 June in Ipoh, Perak at
The Indulgence, a cosy fine dining restaurant. Close
to 100 members, their spouses and friends converged
to enjoy good company, fine European food and entertainment in a relaxed atmosphere. Malaysia Divisional President Christina Foo and Council Member
Andrew Heng were on hand to meet members. Chin
Kee Sam was presented with a token of appreciation
for his 40 years of membership with CPA Australia.
At the Kuala Lumpur members’ dinner on 13 July,
over 260 people including members, representatives
from professional bodies, government agencies and
regulators gathered at the Renaissance Hotel Kuala
Lumpur. Minister in the Prime
Minister’s Department YB Senator Dato’ Sri Effendi Nor wawi
presented a 20 minute update on
the Ninth Malaysia Plan which included regional development opportunities within the three development regional corridors; i.e.
Northern, Eastern and Iskandar
development corridors.
Other highlights included the
40 years member Chin Kee Sam is all smiles
conferment of an honorary CPA as he receives his token of appreciation from
Australia membership on YBhg. Malaysia Divisional President Christina Foo
Women in Business: Success in
the Malaysia Hair Styling Industry
Winnie Loo, founder of A Cut Above hairdressing
academy, spoke about how she made her mark in
the hair styling industr y at the second Malaysia
Women in Business event organised by CPA Australia on 31 May 2007.
Winnie told the attendees how growing up in the
small town of Menglembu was and how she always
dreamed of making it big.
It was never in her plans to finish high school,
although she did on the insistence of her father.
Following high school, Winnie began a business
course at Stamford College but realised this was not
the career she wanted.
She has no regrets for continuing her education and
graduated with a diploma in secretarial studies in 1974.
Winnie opened her first hairdressing salon, with
five employees, before she turned 20. To stay motivated in the early days she used to tell herself that
in “every trade there is a master”.
When Winnie first entered the industry it was
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YBhg. Datuk Abdul Samad Haji Alias receiving his
honorary membership certificate from CPA Australia
President Paul Meiklejohn. Looking on is Rusman
Amir Zaihan, Malaysia Divisional Deputy President
dominated by men, however she had a breakthrough in 1997 when she was acknowledged by the
New York fashion institute as a master of the craft.
Winnie encouraged attendees to believe “No
mountains are too high to climb; you can conquer
them, but you must have the passion.”
“It’s not about the money, but how well you do
what you do,” she said.
Currently Winnie employs over 300 staff and has
many prominent clients.
She believes the key to her success, and the biggest challenge of the business, is staff retention.
Most hairdressers will aim to open their own salon
after gaining experience but Winnie believes in growing with her staff, and helping manage their future with
them. She doesn’t believe in bossing people around,
and likes to provide opportunities for young people.
All in all, she believes in being a good employer,
having a friendly attitude towards your staff and
choosing good locations. Believing in yourself will
also help you be successful.
Winnie says, “I have a fantastic attitude; talent
alone is not enough.” AT
Winnie Loo
“No mountains are
too high to climb;
you can conquer
them, but you must
have the passion.”
Winnie Loo, A Cut Above
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News from Professional Bodies
The Malaysian Institute of Certified Public Accountants ▼
49TH Annual General Meeting
MICPA held its 49th Annual General Meeting on 23
June 2007 at Seri Pacific Hotel Kuala Lumpur. At its
Council meeting held following the AGM, YBhg.
Dato’ Nordin Baharuddin was elected as President
and YBhg. Dato’ Ahmad Johan Mohammad Raslan
as Vice-President of MICPA for 2007/2008.
Dato’ Nordin Baharuddin was first elected to the
MICPA Council in 2000. He is currently the Chair-
man of KUB Malaysia Berhad and formerly Chairman of Ernst & Young Malaysia.
Dato’ Ahmad Johan Mohammad Raslan was first
elected to the MICPA Council in 2003. He is currently the Executive Chairman of PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Two new members were appointed to the MICPA
Council for 2007/2008. They are Lee Tuck Heng,
Partner of PricewaterhouseCoopers and Seow Yoo
Lin, Senior Partner of KPMG. AT
49TH Annual Dinner
Recipient of the Anugerah Presiden 2007, YM Raja
Datuk Arshad Raja Tun Uda
Recipients of the Long Service Award, Khong Siew
Ling, Hariah Ismail and Salmiah Aliyas … with the
then President of MICPA, YBhg. Dato’ Abdul Halim
Mohyiddin and Chief Operating Officer, Foo Yoke Pin
MICPA held its 49th Annual Dinner on 22 June 2007 at Mandarin Oriental Kuala
Lumpur. The Dinner was graced by YB Dato’ Dr. Ng Yen Yen, Deputy Minister
of Finance 1 and was attended by close to 500 members and invited guests.
Distinguished guests present included YBhg. Datuk Yusli Mohd Yusof, CEO
of Bursa Malaysia Berhad, YBhg. Datuk Rafiah Salim, Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Universiti Malaya, YBhg. Dato’ Ahmad Johan Mohammad Raslan, Chairman of Financial Reporting Foundation, Presidents of several professional
bodies and Deans of Universities. Also present were Past Presidents of the
Institute.
During the Annual Dinner, the Institute presented the Anugerah Presiden
2007 to a member who made exceptional contributions to society, the accountancy profession and the Institute which can be emulated by others. YM Raja
Datuk Arshad Raja T un Uda, formerly the Executive Chairman of
PricewaterhouseCoopers was the recipient of Anugerah Presiden 2007. He was
admitted as a member of MICPA in 1972 and was elected to Council in 1980 and
served for 24 years until his retirement from the Council in 2004. YM Raja
Datuk Arshad has built a distinguished and eminent career spanning a period
of 30 years, both in the UK and in Malaysia.
Long Service Awards were also presented by the Institute to three Secretariat
Staff, Khong Siew Ling, Cik Salmiah Aliyas and Cik Hariah Ismail in recognition of
their loyalty, diligence and dedicated service. AT
MICPA–BURSA Malaysia
Business Forum 2007
Over the last decade, there have been radical changes
in the nature and mode of market competition, spur red by the process of
globalisation and liberalisation of markets, as well as developments in technology and in research and development.
In line with this, MICPA and Bursa Malaysia will be jointly organising the MICPABursa Malaysia Business Forum 2007
which will be held from 3-4 September 2007
at Shangri-La Hotel Kuala Lumpur with the
theme Malaysia — The New Arena.
The Business Forum is specially designed to address pertinent issues in today’s
business environment. Liberalisation of
trade, cross border collaboration as well
as mergers and acquisitions have facili-
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tated greater mobility of capital flows across borders. The opening up of new markets like China,
India and Vietnam has spurred greater competition
from imports of goods and services, whilst at the
same time, creating new market opportunities in
other countries.
It will also discuss initiatives developed to promote
investment in the new regional growth corridor and
to strengthen Malaysia’s position as a global Islamic
financial hub. The Business Forum will also discuss
efforts undertaken by the Government to expand the
scope and coverage of its regional arrangements to
ensure greater access to markets, trade and investment opportunities and protecting the environment
through corporate social responsibility.
For further information on the MICPA-Bursa Malaysia Business Forum 2007, please contact Joseph Leong,
Training Manager of MICPA at Tel: 03-2698 9622, Fax:
03-2698 9403, e-mail: [email protected] or visit
MICPA website at www.micpa.com.my AT
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News from Professional Bodies
The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales ▼
Encouraging Chartered
Accountancy in TNB
ICAEW participated in the career talk organised
jointly by TNB and MIA. Elaine Hong, Head of
Malaysia, Learning & Professional Development
presented an over view of ICAEW and the ACA
route to gaining a professional qualification as a
Chartered Accountant to a select group of TNB
ICAEW in Universiti Malaya
Elaine Hong, Head of Malaysia, Learning & Professional Development was invited to introduce ICAEW
and the ACA programme to first year students as part
of Universiti Malaya’s orientation programme. Following the signing of the MoU between ICAEW and
ICAEW Qualifications via the
Experience Route: CFQ and
Pathways
The ICAEW in response to market demand has recently launched various experience routes to its
qualifications in recognition of prior achievements
of the professional accountancy community around
the world.
Corporate Finance Qualification
Corporate Finance Qualification, which was
jointly developed by the ICAEW with the Canadian
Institute of Chartered Accountants (CICA) and the
Securities and Investment Institute (SII) practitioners, since its launch, has received over whelming
response from the corporate finance community
worldwide. Malaysian corporate finance
practioners with more than six years of relevant
work experience were invited to apply for the Corporate Finance Qualification on the basis of their
prior work achievements. The route ended on 31
December 2006 in Malaysia, and was well received.
The Diploma and Advanced Diploma stages of the
qualification is set to be launched in Malaysia soon
ICAEW Malaysian Chapter
Annual Dinner on 7 September
2007
The Malaysian Chapter of ICAEW will be holding
its Annual Dinner at the J W Marriott Hotel on Friday 7 September 2007. The President, Richard
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executives. It is heartening to note that the top
management from corporations like TNB take
keen interest to encourage their executives in the
Finance division to pursue postgraduate studies
towards obtaining a professional accounting qualification.
Many potential students were given information
on the ACA programme at the ICAEW booth on the
same day. AT
Universiti Malaya in March 2007, more local graduates will have the option to pursue the Chartered Accountancy qualification in Malaysia upon completion
of their BSc in Accountancy from the university. Graduates with the degree may be granted an initial eight
credits from the ACA programme. AT
although the distant learning programme is currently available.
Pathways
The ICAEW has recently welcomed to its ranks
the first group of associate members to have qualified under its Pathways programme. Launched in
March 2006, the scheme enables professionals
with other accountancy qualifications and with five
years’ experience, to become ACAs. Workshops
to help those interested to pursue this route have
been successfully conducted in the UK. ICAEW
Malaysia office will conduct similar workshops on
1 and 4 August 2007. Interested parties are encouraged to call to reser ve seats as places are limited.
The no-exam route involves submission of responses to a series of questions designed for candidates to demonstrate their experience and professionalism. The deadline for submission is 15 October 2007.
For further information, visit www.icaew.com/
pathways
Call 03-2094 6340 or e-mail Sharon Siew at
[email protected] AT
“The ICAEW in
response to market
demand has
recently launched
various experience
routes to its
qualifications in
recognition of prior
achievements of the
professional
accountancy
community around
the world.”
Dyson, will be attending the black tie event, which
is themed “Merdeka” in line with the 50th Anniversary celebrations of Malaysia’s independence.
For more information, please contact Kit Lim at
03-2144 5733. AT
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IFAC NEWS
IFAC and Development
Agencies Focus on
Driving Economic Growth
in Latin America and the
Caribbean
The International Federation of Accountants (IFAC), the World Bank and the Inter-American Development Bank undertook a significant collaborative effort recently by organising an event in Mexico
City titled Accounting and Accountability for
Regional Economic Growth (Contabilidad
y Responsabilidad para el Crecimiento
Económico Regional or “CReCER” in Spanish). Over 450 individuals, including representatives of the accountancy profession, governments, the donor community,
and academia from 27 Latin American and
Caribbean countries as well as 16 other
countries participated in this event.
“This conference was a landmark event
for the Latin American and Caribbean region. Never before have public and private
sector representatives from the accounting
and auditing profession come together
under one roof to discuss the issues facing the region,” stated IFAC President
Fermín del Valle.
Participants indicated that combating
poverty and developing stable economies
are the two fundamental and interrelated
challenges facing Latin American and Caribbean nations. Discussions focused on
achieving quality financial reporting in the
private and public sectors, the needs of the
accountancy profession in the region, the
role of the government in accountancy and
accountancy development, and the importance of sustaining good governance and
“This conference was a landmark
event for the Latin American and
Caribbean region. Never before have
public and private sector representatives from the accounting and
auditing profession come together
under one roof to discuss the issues
facing the region.”
Fermín del Valle, IFAC President
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ethics.
“The conference resulted in a unanimous commitment by international stakeholders to support the improvement of financial reporting and to actively foster economic development in the region. We also
heard a clear commitment from participants for convergence to international standards,” added Mr. del Valle.
Other outcomes of the meeting included
agreement on the following:
䡲 The need for increased input from the
Latin American and Caribbean region
into international standard setting;
䡲 The development of a single set of high
quality Spanish translations of all international standards; and
䡲 Collaboration among countries in the region as well as sustaining relationships
with regional and international partners
as a requisite for success.
IFAC’s Developing Nations Committee
and staff will be considering the outcomes
of the conference as it advances its work
programme in the region. Copies of all presentations made at CReCER will be available soon at www.worldbank.org/crecer. AT
䡲 Provision of internal audit services to an
audit client;
䡲 Independence implications related to the
relative size of fees received from one
assurance client; and
䡲 Contingent fees for services provided to
assurance clients.
The IESBA is now seeking comments
from interested par ties on these three
matters.
“This second exposure draft addresses
the three additional elements that the
IESBA considers are appropriate to protect
the public interest,” states Richard George,
IESBA Chair. “The IESBA intends to issue
the revisions from this exposure draft in
mid 2008 simultaneously with the revisions
to the matters that were exposed in December 2006.” AT
Comments on the exposure draft are requested
by 15 October 2007. The exposure draft may be
viewed by going to www.ifac.org/EDs. Comments may be submitted by e-mail to
[email protected]. They can also be faxed to
the attention of the IESBA Senior Technical
Manager at +1 (212) 286-9570 or mailed to IFAC,
545 Fifth Avenue, 14th Floor, New York, NY
10017, USA. All comments will be considered a
matter of public record and will ultimately be
posted on IFAC’s website.
Additional Proposals for
Auditor Independence
Issued by IFAC’s
International Ethics
Standards Board for
Accountants
IFAC’s International
Ethics Standards Board
for Accountants Invites
Comments on Proposed
Strategic Plan
The International Ethics Standards Board
for Accountants (IESBA), an independent
standard-setting board within the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC),
has issued an exposure draft proposing to
strengthen three components of the independence requirements contained in the
IFAC Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants (the Code).
In December 2006, as a result of a comprehensive review, the IESBA issued an
exposure draft proposing revisions to the
existing independence requirements contained in the Code. In that exposure draft,
the IESBA indicated that there were three
areas that the IESBA would revise in a future exposure draft:
The International Ethics Standards Board
for Accountants (IESBA), an independent
standard-setting board within the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC),
is seeking comments from IFAC member
bodies, regulators, national ethical standard setters, accountants in professional
practice and accountants in business and
other interested parties on an exposure
draft of its Strategic and Operational Plan
for the period 2008-2009.
The objective of the IESBA is to serve
the public interest by setting high quality
ethical standards for professional accountants and by facilitating the convergence
of international and national ethical standards, thereby enhancing the quality and
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M E M B E R S ’ U P DAT E
consistency of services provided by professional accountants. In considering
which new projects and activities should
be undertaken, the IESBA conducted a
survey of interested parties, including accountants in public practice (from large
and small firms), accountants in business,
regulators, IFAC members and associates,
ethical standard setters and academics, to
solicit views on matters that the IESBA
should consider in the next few years to
achieve its objective.
“In addition to suggestions for specific
projects, there was a strong message from
the approximately 120 survey respondents
that the IESBA should place more emphasis on our convergence objective,” states
Richard George, IESBA Chair. “The
IESBA, therefore, plans to hold four regional forums, starting in late 2008, with
the objective of gaining a better understanding of the steps necessary to facilitate convergence of international and national ethical standards and achieve
greater global acceptance of the Code.” AT
Comments on the exposure draft are requested
by 31 August 2007. The exposure draft may be
viewed by going to www.ifac.org/EDs. Comments may be submitted by e-mail to
[email protected]. They can also be faxed to
the attention of the IESBA Senior Technical
Manager at +1 (212) 286-9570 or mailed to IFAC,
545 Fifth Avenue, 14th Floor, New York, NY
10017, USA. All comments will be considered a
matter of public record and will ultimately be
posted on IFAC’s website.
Non-Audit Firms
Ceased Operation
FROM 1-30 JUNE 2007
SELANGOR DARUL EHSAN
New Registration
NON-AUDIT FIRM
NF NO.
PERAK DARUL RIDZUAN
N.W. Fong & Associates
No. 86 & 88, Lintasan Perajurit 17
Taman Perdagangan
& Perindustrian Ipoh
31350 Ipoh
Tel: 05-545 4816 Fax: 05-548 2543
e-mail: [email protected]
0892
CBL Co.
12A, Jalan Gopeng
Off Jalan Goh Hock Huat
41400 Klang
Tel: 03-3343 9488 Fax: 03-3342 0488
e-mail: [email protected]
0893
HCL & Associates
308, Tingkat 3, Block A
Kelana Square
17, Jalan SS 7/26
47301 Petaling Jaya
Tel: 03-7806 5131 Fax: 03-7880 3397
e-mail: [email protected]
0891
0385
Audit Firms
AF NO.
KEDAH DARUL AMAN
0713
H.K.Lim & Associates
No. 65, Lorong BLM 3/1
Bandar Laguna Merbok
08000 Sungai Petani
1589
SELANGOR DARUL EHSAN
Choong, Ong & Associates
35-2, Jalan SS15/8A
47500 Subang Jaya
0713
0637
Name Change
PULAU PINANG
SELANGOR DARUL EHSAN
Baha & Co.
0788
16-3, Jalan Dagang SB 4/2
Taman Sungai Besi Indah
43300 Seri Kembangan
0588
Mohamed & Djason
1242
(Formerly known as Mohamed Ng & Co)
18-33-1A, Gurney Tower
Persiaran Gurney
10250 Penang
Tel: 04-324 4690 Fax: 04-332 5487
e-mail: [email protected]
SABAH
47820 Petaling Jaya
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FUA Management
2-3, Jalan 3/64A (2nd Floor)
Komplek Udarama
1st Mile, Jalan Ipoh
50350 Kuala Lumpur
AUDIT FIRM
SABAH
Soong & Associates
Room 1.01, 49
Mezzanine Floor
Jalan Kapar
41400 Klang
0292
Ceased Operation
PAHANG DARUL MAKMUR
KI Professional Consultancy
Ser vices
No.10-3, Jalan PJU 8/5E
Perdana Business Centre
Bandar Damansara Perdana
Razak Othman & Co.
No. 31-1B
Jalan Medan Bukit Indah 5
Taman Bukit Indah
68000 Ampang
FROM 1-30 JUNE 2007
Ceased Operation
Assaf fal & Co.
P.O. Box 60460
91114 Lahad Datu
0534
WILAYAH PERSEKUTUAN
SELANGOR DARUL EHSAN
A.S. Consultant
No. 8, Jalan Muhibbah 1
Taman Muhibbah 1
28000 Temerloh
Zulk & Co
No. 47, Jalan SS 1/36
Kampung Tunku
47300 Petaling Jaya
0660
Yong Tan K.M. Chin
1536
(Formerly known as Yong Chia K.M. Chin)
Room 2, 28-1
Lintas Plaza
Lorong Lintas Plaza 3, Luyang
88300 Kota Kinabalu
Tel: 088-538 288 Fax: 088-538 233
e-mail: [email protected]
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