Yun sometimes bundles her colourful kuih and other baked goodies onto a trusty bicycle to sell around Ampang.
Selangor government is looking to license online businesses in the state, with guidelines set to be introduced within the first half of next year.
Selangor local government, public transportation and new village development committee chairman Ng Sze Han said the move was necessary to regulate the growing number of online businesses as well as to offer some form of certification by the authorities for such enterprises.
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Yun sometimes bundles her colourful kuih and other baked goodies onto a trusty bicycle to sell around Ampang.
Under the new guideline, applicants must register their business with the Companies Commission of Malaysia and apply for a planning order with the local council for temporary conversion of their property. (Right) In addition to taking orders online, Yun sometimes bundles her colourful kuih and other baked goodies onto a trusty bicycle to sell around Ampang.
Home-based businesses can sometimes cause traffic nuisance due to delivery riders coming and going at all hours, and excessive waste.
Ng says the move is not meant to penalise online businesses but to legalise and regulate them.
Yun sometimes bundles her colourful kuih.
