Company Registration

Registering a company from abroad is possible, but it begins with a decision taken before any paperwork: which legal form fits your activity, the number of partners, and how you will run the company from a distance. The wrong form shows up a year later, when you need a decision you cannot take from where you are.

What we handle

• Choosing the legal form that fits the activity, the partners and the way it will be managed.
• Preparing the founding documents and internal rules, and setting out shares and powers.
• The registration procedure, followed through to completion.
• The powers of attorney needed to complete the registration on your behalf.
• Changes after formation: a partner joining or leaving, a change of activity or management.

What to settle before you start

Tax and duties may attach to the activity or the premises, and it is better to know about them before registering than after; see tax matters. The same goes for how disputes between partners will be resolved: that belongs in the founding documents, not in the argument.

What we need to start

A description of the activity, the number of partners with their countries of residence and nationalities, the expected capital, and the location of the premises if you have one in mind.