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SSM audit exemption rules
Check the limits, the exceptions and what your company still needs to file.
Sources: SSM PD 10/2024 and audit exemption FAQ · checked 8 Nov 2026
The limits, by when the financial year starts
| Financial year starts in | Revenue | Total assets | Employees |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | RM1 million or less | RM1 million or less | 10 or fewer |
| 2026 | RM2 million or less | RM2 million or less | 20 or fewer |
| 2027 onward | RM3 million or less | RM3 million or less | 30 or fewer |
Use the current phase’s limits for all three financial years.
Meet two limits, across three years.
| Example company | 2 years before | Last year | This year | Counts? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | Within | Within | Within | Yes |
| Total assets | Within | Within | Within | Yes |
| Employees | Within | Over | Within | No |
Two limits are met in every year. Check the other rules too.
Check the exceptions
- Public companies, foreign companies, subsidiaries of a public company (including joint control), and exempt private companies that lodge a section 260 certificate can’t use this route. Associates can. Other audit duties or valid audit requests can also prevent exemption.
- Dormant and newly formed companies need separate checks.
What you still file
Unaudited financial statements: the 4 statements and the notes
Directors' report
Statement by directors and statutory declaration
Audit exemption certificate
Lodged with SSM within 30 days of circulation