Company setup, abroad and in India
A new company abroad needs more than an incorporation certificate. There are tax registrations, a bank account, rules on local directors, and filings back in India if the money comes from here. We run the whole sequence and tell you, at each step, exactly what we need from you.
What’s included
- Choosing the country and the type of company, with the running costs of each option set out in writing
- Incorporation, constitutional documents and the first share issue
- Tax and payroll registrations in the new country
- The documents banks ask for when you open a business account (the bank makes its own decision)
- Local and resident director requirements, explained before you appoint anyone
- ODI filings in India when an Indian company or resident is the investor
- Employment Pass applications in Singapore for founders and staff
- Indian subsidiaries for foreign companies, and the FEMA reporting that follows
Where we set up companies
India, the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, the Netherlands, Ireland, Singapore and Australia. In Germany a notary has to be involved, and we arrange that.
Good to know
Several countries require at least one director who lives there; Singapore is one of them. That person signs for your company and can see its accounts, so we go through the options and the risks with you first.
Talk to us
Tell us where your companies are and what’s due next. We usually reply within one working day.
Planning a company abroad?
Talk to us before you sign anything. The first call is free.