Consulting is for the stage before execution: you are weighing a new company, an existing structure that no longer fits, or a move into another market, and you need a written analysis of the options. We compare them against your facts, state our assumptions and tell you where a local professional is required. Registering companies, opening accounts, filings and legal or tax opinions are not part of Consulting.
Each Consulting service answers a single decision question. Whether to set up and what shape it should take. Which jurisdiction fits. What a structure is likely to cost to run, with assumptions shown. How to enter a new market. Whether the accounts and payment tools hold together. How several entities operate as one business. Who does what day to day. Which entity plays which role. And how to keep asking questions after the first report.
The services are separate on purpose. Registering a company, opening accounts, running filings and notarising documents are other LATYNEX services; Consulting sits in front of them and tells you whether and how to use them.
Start with the company setup assessment if the open question is what shape the business should take, or the jurisdiction comparison if you already know a company is needed and only the place is undecided.
The existing structure review looks backwards at what grew by accident. The cross-border operations review looks sideways at how entities in different countries work together. The business model review asks which entity should invoice and hold what.
The cost and feasibility assessment prices a structure with its assumptions stated line by line, so a quoted fee is not mistaken for the whole cost. The banking and payment infrastructure assessment maps how money moves in the way the business trades.
The market entry assessment sequences a move into a new country. The operational setup assessment fixes roles, signing authority and records. The advisory desk suits owners whose questions keep arriving.
Decision it supports: Whether and what structure. Typical trigger: A plan, no entity yet.
Decision it supports: Where to register. Typical trigger: Several places look possible.
Decision it supports: Whether the structure is affordable to run. Typical trigger: A quote that feels incomplete.
Decision it supports: Simplify, fix or keep. Typical trigger: Entities nobody can explain.
Decision it supports: How and in what order to enter a country. Typical trigger: A new customer market.
Decision it supports: Whether flows and accounts fit. Typical trigger: Accounts added one at a time.
Decision it supports: How entities work together. Typical trigger: Piecemeal registrations and payments.
Decision it supports: Who runs what. Typical trigger: Everything depends on one person.
Decision it supports: Which entity plays which role. Typical trigger: Several entities or channels.
Decision it supports: Recurring questions. Typical trigger: Irregular decisions needing context.
If two rows fit, begin with the one closer to a decision you must make next; the written output may show whether the second is needed.
About the business, the owners, where customers and money are. Gaps are fine; they become open questions in the result.
Public sources and your inputs only. Points we cannot verify from here are marked.
Options, trade-offs, assumptions, open questions and a recommended next step.
Some readers stop there. Others hand the plan to a licensed adviser, or to a LATYNEX execution service.
This is business and structuring analysis, not legal, tax or investment advice. Where a legal or tax opinion is needed, we say so and point you to a licensed adviser.
No. LATYNEX is not a law firm, tax adviser, bank or registered agent. We give business and structuring analysis from public sources and say when a licensed professional is needed.
LATYNEX also offers registration and accounts services. The assessment does not assume you will buy them.
Not as part of Consulting. Formation and Business Accounts are separate services; an assessment tells you whether and how to use them.
Describe the situation in the request form. We will point to the service whose decision question matches, and say if none of them fits.
No. Decisions by banks, providers and authorities are theirs. The assessment states what is realistic and what depends on them.
No obligation. We read your request and reply with a straight answer.
Describe your plan and your constraints. We reply with what we would look at first.
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