Changing a poor structure after registration can take more effort than settling it first. This checklist covers the decisions to settle before you ask any formation provider to start, so that you hand over a clear brief rather than a hope.
Write one line for each item below. Items you cannot answer are not failures; they are the questions to take to an assessment or a professional. Items where the answer is we will see are the ones that can cause trouble later.
It is a thinking aid, not a compliance list. Which obligations apply to you depends on facts this page cannot know.
Names, countries of residence and proportions. If this is not final, say so; an unwritten split can cause problems later.
Directors and signatories, and whether any of them can be reached when something needs signing.
A one-line answer today can avoid a dispute later.
One sentence a bank clerk would understand. Vague descriptions slow every later step.
Finance, health, travel, alcohol, data and others may be. Check before choosing a place.
Currencies and payment methods decide which accounts you need.
A named person or firm, before the first invoice, not after.
Explain the plan in plain words. If they cannot repeat it, a bank or authority may also find it hard to follow.
Hiring, investors, a second company. Note which choices would make it harder.
List the points for a licensed professional and the points for a written assessment.
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. It is a preparation list. Legal and tax obligations depend on your case and need a licensed professional.
You can, but some gaps, such as ownership splits and banking fit, are harder to change after the company exists.
No. Costs depend on structure and activity and are covered by a separate estimate.
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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