Industrial training report: Syarikat T.S. Chan. Special project: Capital structure influences in the Malaysia’s property sector / Norfarah Hanim Jamaluddin

Starting of the six-month internship in Syarikat T.S. Chan has become one of the important stages of my career growth. I focused and educated myself in the most complex business of auditing, where I get to honed my skills and prepare for challenges that relates my general knowledge in audit processes and advance my career. One of the unusual aspects of organizational culture was that the firm encouraged interns to take risks and learn from their mistakes, this was very valuable and fulfilling for me as an intern. While working in Syarikat T.S. Chan as an Audit Trainee, I was put under the supervision of Ms. Chng Lay Cheng. During auditing, I conducted statutory audits of various companies and this included sampling and vouching in which I need to verify the accuracy of the figures. These responsibilities enabled me to learn a number of styling details and also give me good understanding concerning audit matters and record-keeping among others. In any case, I can confidently say that I got my internship at Syarikat T. S. Chan really fulfilling and a turning point for me since it helped in shaping me gain the practical experience and confidence that I need to actualize my dreams of practicing auditing as a career hence, fostering the linking of the theory of finance and the applied practice. Furthermore, this report will also come up with factors that may explain capital structure influences in the Malaysia’s Property Sector. The research objective is specific, which is to determine the relationship between tangibility, profitability, firm size, and liquidity on leverage. Econometric analysis of the data has been conducted using Eikon Datastream as the dependent variables representing the Malaysian property businesses’ capital structure formulation based on the variables identified during 2013-2023.