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XBRL Services Provider for SSM MBRS filing.
+60 (3) 33101812
hello@xberratagger.my
With digital reporting, companies must submit financial information using XBRL through MBRS. Understand requirements to ensure compliance, avoid penalties, and maintain accurate reporting.
XBRL (eXtensible Business Reporting Language) is a structured, machine-readable format used for financial reporting.In Malaysia, XBRL filing is done via MBRS, the official platform introduced by SSM for digital submission of company information.
The Malaysian Business Reporting System (MBRS) is the official platform for submitting:
All submissions are made in XBRL format to standardize and streamline reporting.
Most companies incorporated in Malaysia are required to comply with XBRL filing requirements, including:
Sdn. Bhd. entities required to submit annual financial statements via MBRS.
Listed and public companies must comply with XBRL filing under SSM regulations.
Parent entities and subsidiaries each have individual and consolidated obligations.
Registered foreign branches must also submit structured reports unless exempted.
ℹ️ Certain regulated entities (e.g., financial institutions) may have different requirements — always verify with SSM guidelines.
These filings must comply with Malaysian accounting standards: MFRS or MPERS for consistency and comparability.
XBRL filings must follow:
These frameworks ensure consistency and comparability in financial reporting.
30 days after circulation or AGM
Within statutory timelines from incorporation anniversary
Late submission may result in penalties and enforcement action.
Finalize FS in accordance with MFRS/MPERS.
Use SSM’s mTool or professional services.
Validate XBRL file and submit via MBRS portal.
This is why many companies choose professional XBRL service providers.
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XBRL filing is now a core part of corporate compliance in Malaysia.
With the right approach and support, companies can:
Yes, XBRL filing is required for certain submissions through MBRS as part of SSM’s digital reporting framework.
Financial statements, annual returns, and related reports must be submitted via MBRS.
Most companies registered in Malaysia must comply, except certain exempted entities.
MBRS is SSM’s platform for submitting company filings in XBRL format.
Non-compliance may result in penalties, delays, and regulatory action.
Yes, many companies outsource to ensure accuracy and compliance.
Avoid errors, penalties, and last-minute stress. Let Xberra Tagger handle your XBRL conversion and MBRS submission.