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📋 Outline of Company Formation Services
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🌍 About Our Company Formation Services
Chamber 92 provides end-to-end company formation and registration services across Great Britain, the UK, USA, Australia and every European country. Whether you are an entrepreneur starting your first business, an investor establishing a holding structure, or an SME expanding internationally — we handle the legal, regulatory and administrative steps from first consultation to first invoice.
Every engagement is delivered by a named formation specialist working with a local registered agent in the target jurisdiction. You get one point of contact, one quotation and one delivery schedule — no matter how many countries you register in.
What We Deliver
- Jurisdiction advice — we help you choose the right country and entity type based on tax, liability, banking and market access
- Company registration — full incorporation with the relevant registry (Companies House, state Secretary of State, ASIC, national registries across Europe)
- Registered office & agent — a compliant local address and named registered agent where required
- Tax registration — EIN in the USA, VAT registration in the EU/UK, ABN/GST in Australia, tax IDs in each European jurisdiction
- Bank account opening — introductions and documentation support for business banking, EMI accounts and payment gateways
- Compliance & annual filings — ongoing support with annual returns, confirmation statements, financial statements and statutory filings
Jurisdictions We Cover
🇬🇧 Company Formation in Great Britain & the United Kingdom
The UK remains one of the fastest and most cost-effective jurisdictions in the world to register a company — with online incorporation at Companies House often completed within 24 hours. Chamber 92 handles the full process for UK residents and non-residents.
Entity Types Available
Private Limited Company (Ltd)
The standard UK business vehicle — separate legal personality, limited liability for shareholders, one director and one shareholder required (can be the same person).
- Filed at Companies House
- 1 director minimum (any nationality)
- Registered office in England & Wales, Scotland or NI
- Annual confirmation statement + accounts
Public Limited Company (PLC)
For companies intending to raise capital from the public. Minimum share capital of £50,000, at least two directors and a company secretary.
- Listed or unlisted
- Higher compliance requirements
- Audited accounts required
Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)
Popular with professional firms — solicitors, accountants, consultants. Partners have limited liability, and profits are taxed at partner level.
- At least 2 designated members
- Register at Companies House
- Annual confirmation statement
Sole Trader
Register with HMRC as self-employed within 3 months of starting trading. Not a separate legal entity — personal liability applies.
- Self Assessment tax return
- Simpler accounts
- No public disclosure of accounts
Ordinary / General Partnership
Two or more individuals running a business together under a partnership agreement. Partners have unlimited joint liability.
- Register with HMRC
- Partnership tax return
- Recommended partnership deed
Company Re-Registration
Convert an existing Ltd to a PLC, or a sole trader to a Ltd — the legal structure changes without losing business continuity.
- Special resolution required
- Filed at Companies House
- Legal and tax implications reviewed first
What Our UK Formation Includes
- Name availability check and reservation at Companies House
- Preparation and filing of the incorporation application (IN01)
- Memorandum and Articles of Association
- Registered office address (if required)
- Appointment of directors and company secretary
- Share allotment and shareholder register
- HMRC registration — Corporation Tax, PAYE (if applicable), VAT (if applicable)
- UTR (Unique Taxpayer Reference) registration
- Digital certificate and company documents
- Optional: business bank account support, trade mark filing, GDPR/ICO registration
| Service | Timeline | Indicative Fee (from) |
|---|---|---|
| Private Limited Company (Ltd) — standard | 24–48 hours | £89 + Companies House fee (£50) |
| Ltd with registered office & service address | 24–48 hours | £179 + registry fee |
| LLP registration | 2–5 working days | £199 + registry fee |
| PLC registration | 5–10 working days | £399 + registry fee |
| Sole trader / partnership registration support | 1–3 working days | £79 |
| VAT registration | 1–3 weeks (HMRC) | £99 |
| PAYE registration | 1–2 weeks | £79 |
| Company re-registration | 5–10 working days | £149 + registry fee |
Fees shown are indicative minimums for standard applications and exclude statutory registry fees, notarisation, apostille and any local agent charges. Final quotation depends on entity type, shareholding structure and additional services required.
🇺🇸 Company Formation in the United States (USA)
The USA offers one of the most flexible corporate environments in the world — but the rules differ by state. Chamber 92 helps you choose the right state, register the entity, obtain your EIN and open a US business bank account as a non-resident.
Entity Types Available
LLC (Limited Liability Company)
The most common US entity for non-residents — pass-through taxation, limited liability and flexible management. Single-member LLCs are permitted.
- File Articles of Organization
- Need a Registered Agent in-state
- EIN required for banking
- Annual report in most states
C-Corporation
Separate tax entity — favoured by investors, especially Delaware C-Corps used for VC funding and employee stock options.
- Double taxation (corporate + dividend)
- Board of directors required
- Annual meetings + minutes
S-Corporation
Pass-through tax status elected via IRS Form 2553. Limited to 100 shareholders, US citizens/residents only — not available to non-resident aliens.
- Must be a US-based entity
- Election deadline: 75 days after formation
Partnership (LP / LLP)
Limited Partnerships and Limited Liability Partnerships — common in real estate, professional firms and investment structures.
- General partner (liability) + limited partners
- State-specific registration
Sole Proprietorship
No separate legal entity — simplest structure but with full personal liability. Not recommended for non-resident founders seeking banking.
- No state filing required
- Business licence may apply
Non-Profit Corporation
Tax-exempt organisations — file Articles of Incorporation and apply for 501(c)(3) status with the IRS.
- Board of directors required
- Annual Form 990 filing
Popular States for Formation
Delaware
Preferred by VC-backed startups and investors for its business-friendly Court of Chancery, established corporate law and privacy-friendly rules.
- LLC / C-Corp / S-Corp
- Registered Agent required
- Franchise tax varies
Wyoming
Popular with non-residents for privacy (no public member list), low annual fees and no state corporate income tax.
- LLC very popular
- Annual report $60+
- Asset protection advantages
Nevada
No state income tax, strong privacy protections and asset protection provisions. Popular with holding structures.
- LLC / C-Corp
- Annual list + fees
New York
For companies operating in or from New York. Publication requirement for LLCs in some counties.
- Biennial statement
- Local press publication
Florida
No personal state income tax and a large market. Popular with international founders and e-commerce businesses.
- Annual report due May 1
- Registered agent required
Texas
No state income tax, business-friendly regulations and a growing startup ecosystem.
- Franchise tax applies
- Registered agent required
What Our US Formation Includes
- State recommendation and name availability check
- Filing of Articles of Organization (LLC) or Articles of Incorporation (Corp)
- Registered Agent service (first year)
- Operating Agreement or Corporate Bylaws
- EIN (Employer Identification Number) from the IRS — no US SSN required
- Initial Statement of Information (where applicable)
- Bank account support — US business bank or EMI (Wise, Mercury, Payoneer)
- Stripe / PayPal / payment gateway introduction
- Optional: Sales tax permit, business licence, trademark filing
| Service | Timeline | Indicative Fee (from) |
|---|---|---|
| Wyoming LLC (non-resident) | 2–5 working days | $499 + state fee ($100) |
| Delaware LLC | 2–5 working days | $599 + state fee ($110) |
| Delaware C-Corp | 3–7 working days | $899 + state fee ($89) |
| New York LLC (with publication) | 2–4 weeks | $799 + state fees |
| Florida LLC | 3–7 working days | $449 + state fee ($125) |
| EIN application (standalone) | 1–3 weeks | $149 |
| Registered Agent (annual) | Immediate | $149 / year |
| US business bank / EMI introduction | 1–4 weeks | From $199 |
Fees shown are indicative minimums and exclude state filing fees, franchise taxes and any bank or EMI setup charges. Non-resident founders may have additional documentation requirements (notarised passport, proof of address).
🇦🇺 Company Formation in Australia
Australia’s business registry (ASIC) allows foreign directors to register a company with an Australian resident director — or Chamber 92 can arrange nominee director support where required. The most common entity is the Proprietary Limited Company (Pty Ltd).
Entity Types Available
Proprietary Limited (Pty Ltd)
Private company with limited liability — 1 to 50 non-employee shareholders. Must have at least one Australian resident director.
- Register with ASIC
- ACN issued on registration
- Annual review + solvency resolution
Public Company (Ltd)
Can raise capital from the public — listed or unlisted. More stringent reporting and governance requirements under the Corporations Act 2001.
- At least 3 directors
- Audited financials
Partnership
General partnerships or limited partnerships — governed by state partnership legislation. Requires an ABN.
- Partnership agreement recommended
- Annual partnership tax return
Sole Trader
Individual operating a business — ABN required if turnover exceeds threshold. Personal liability applies.
- ABN registration with ATO
- GST registration if turnover ≥ $75,000
Trust
Discretionary or unit trust with a trustee company — common for family businesses and property investment.
- Trust deed required
- Annual trust tax return
Foreign Company Registration
Registration of an existing foreign company as a foreign corporation under the Corporations Act — for overseas businesses establishing an Australian branch.
- Local agent required
- ASIC Form 402
Key Australian Registrations
- ACN — Australian Company Number, issued automatically on ASIC registration
- ABN — Australian Business Number, registered with the ATO
- TFN — Tax File Number for the company
- GST — Goods and Services Tax registration (required if turnover ≥ $75,000)
- PAYG — Pay As You Go withholding for employees
- WorkCover — workers compensation insurance (state-based)
- Business name registration — if trading under a name different from the company name
| Service | Timeline | Indicative Fee (from) |
|---|---|---|
| Pty Ltd registration (ASIC) | 1–3 working days | A$599 + ASIC fee (A$597) |
| ABN registration | 1–7 working days | A$99 |
| TFN registration | 1–3 weeks | A$99 |
| GST registration | 1–2 weeks | A$99 |
| Business name registration | 1–3 working days | A$99 + ASIC fee |
| Nominee director (annual) | — | From A$1,500 / year |
| Registered office & agent (annual) | — | From A$299 / year |
🇪🇺 Company Formation Across All European Countries
Europe offers dozens of company structures — each with its own minimum capital, disclosure rules, tax treatment and filing timelines. Chamber 92 registers entities across all EU member states, EEA countries, Switzerland and the UK, with local registered agents and notarial support where required.
Western & Central Europe
Germany
GmbH is the standard limited liability company with a minimum capital of €25,000 (€12,500 paid up). The UG (mini-GmbH) allows formation from €1 but must retain 25% of profits.
- Notarisation required
- Handelsregister registration
- Trade tax + corporate tax
France
The SAS is the most flexible French structure — widely used by startups. SARL is the traditional limited company. Minimum capital for SARL/SAS can be €1.
- RCS registration
- French business bank account
- Statutory auditor in some cases
Spain
The SL requires a minimum capital of €3,000. Formation involves notary and Registro Mercantil registration. Popular with e-commerce and tourism businesses.
- NIE for directors
- Notarial deed
- Company tax ID (CIF)
Italy
The SRL is the standard limited liability company, with a minimum capital of €10,000 (€1 for SRLS). SpA is the public company form.
- Notarial deed required
- Registro Imprese registration
- Codice Fiscale + VAT
Netherlands
The BV (Besloten Vennootschap) has no minimum capital since 2012 — popular with international holding companies. NV is the public company form.
- Notarial deed required
- KvK registration
- Dutch bank account
Belgium
The BV/SRL — introduced in 2019 — has no minimum capital and is the most flexible structure. Belgium is popular for EU holding companies.
- Notarial deed required
- Crossroads Bank for Enterprises (BCE/KBO)
Luxembourg
A leading EU holding and fund jurisdiction. The SARL (€12,500 minimum) and SA (€31,000) are the most common forms. Strong for holding companies and investment funds.
- Notarial deed required
- RCS registration
- VAT registration
Switzerland
The AG (Aktiengesellschaft) and GmbH are the standard limited company forms. Minimum capital: CHF 100,000 (AG) or CHF 20,000 (GmbH), fully paid.
- Notarisation required
- Commercial Register entry
- Cantonal tax registration
Austria
The GmbH (€35,000 minimum, €17,500 paid up) is the standard form. Austria is used as a holding jurisdiction for Central and Eastern Europe.
- Notarial deed required
- Firmenbuch registration
Portugal
The Lda has no minimum capital requirement (since 2011) and is widely used for EU residency and business structures, including the D7 and D8 digital nomad visas.
- Notarial deed (or online)
- Registo Comercial
- NIF registration
Northern Europe
Sweden
The AB requires SEK 25,000 minimum capital (reduced in 2020). Swedish companies are respected across the EU for governance and transparency.
- Bolagsverket registration
- Bank account required
Norway
The AS (Aksjeselskap) requires NOK 30,000 minimum capital. Norway is outside the EU but part of the EEA — providing access to the EU single market.
- Foretaksregisteret registration
- Norwegian bank account
Denmark
The ApS (Anpartsselskab) requires DKK 40,000 minimum capital. Denmark offers some of the fastest company registrations in Europe.
- Virk (Business Authority) registration
- NemID / MitID for signatories
Finland
The Oy requires €2,500 minimum capital (reduced in 2019) and can be registered fully online. Popular with tech startups in the Nordics.
- PRH registration
- Finnish bank account or EMI
Iceland
The Ehf. requires ISK 500,000 minimum capital. Iceland is part of the EEA and offers access to the EU single market.
- Fyrirtækjaskrá registration
Southern Europe
Greece
The IKE (Private Capital Company) has no minimum capital requirement and is fully digital. Popular for Greek market entry and tourism businesses.
- GEMI registration
- Greek AFM tax number
Cyprus
A popular EU holding and IP jurisdiction — 12.5% corporate tax, extensive double tax treaty network. Used by non-EU founders for EU access.
- Registrar of Companies
- Nominee director available
Malta
An English-speaking EU jurisdiction with a favourable tax refund system. Popular for gaming, fintech and holding structures.
- MFSA / Registry of Companies
- Nominee services available
Croatia
The d.o.o. requires HRK 20,000 minimum capital (approx. €2,650). Croatia’s EU accession has increased interest in company formation.
- Court Register registration
Slovenia
The d.o.o. requires €7,500 minimum capital. Slovenia provides EU access with a Central European cost base.
- AJPES registration
Central & Eastern Europe
Poland
The Sp. z o.o. requires PLN 5,000 minimum capital (approx. €1,100). Poland is one of the fastest-growing EU markets.
- KRS registration
- PKD activity code
Czech Republic
The s.r.o. has no minimum capital requirement (CZK 1 recommended). Popular with SaaS and e-commerce founders.
- Commercial Register registration
- Notarial deed required
Slovakia
The s.r.o. requires €5,000 minimum capital. A cost-effective EU jurisdiction for Central European market entry.
- Commercial Register
Hungary
The Kft. (limited liability company) requires HUF 3 million minimum capital. Hungary offers one of the lowest corporate tax rates in the EU (9%).
- Company Court registration
Romania
The SRL requires RON 200 minimum capital (approx. €40). Romania has a competitive 16% corporate tax rate and strong IT talent pool.
- Trade Register registration
Bulgaria
Bulgaria’s 10% flat corporate tax is one of the lowest in the EU. The EOOD (single-member limited company) is popular with foreign founders.
- Commercial Register registration
Estonia
Estonia is famous for its e-Residency programme and 0% tax on undistributed profits. The OÜ requires €2,500 minimum capital.
- e-Business Register
- e-Residency card available
- Digital-first operations
Latvia
The SIA requires €2,800 minimum capital (reduced in 2020). Latvia offers a straightforward EU jurisdiction with competitive costs.
- Register of Enterprises
Lithuania
The UAB requires €2,500 minimum capital. Lithuania is popular with fintech companies and offers a fast, digital-friendly registration process.
- Register of Legal Entities
- e-Residency (Lithuania now offers its own)
📊 Jurisdiction Comparison — At a Glance
A side-by-side view of the most commonly requested formation jurisdictions. Minimum capital, corporate tax and filing timelines shown for standard limited company forms.
| Jurisdiction | Standard Entity | Min. Capital | Corporate Tax | Registration Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🇬🇧 UK (England & Wales) | Ltd | £1 | 19–25% | 24–48 hours |
| 🇺🇸 USA (Wyoming) | LLC | $0 | 0% state (federal applies) | 2–5 days |
| 🇺🇸 USA (Delaware) | LLC / C-Corp | $0 | 8.7% state (franchise tax) | 2–5 days |
| 🇦🇺 Australia | Pty Ltd | A$0 | 25–30% | 1–3 days |
| 🇩🇪 Germany | GmbH / UG | €25,000 / €1 | ~30% (incl. trade tax) | 2–4 weeks |
| 🇫🇷 France | SAS / SARL | €1 | 25% | 1–3 weeks |
| 🇪🇸 Spain | SL | €3,000 | 25% | 1–3 weeks |
| 🇮🇹 Italy | SRL | €10,000 | 24% + IRAP | 1–3 weeks |
| 🇳🇱 Netherlands | BV | €0.01 | 19–25.8% | 1–2 weeks |
| 🇨🇭 Switzerland | GmbH / AG | CHF 20,000 / 100,000 | 11.5–21% | 2–4 weeks |
| 🇮🇪 Ireland | Ltd | €1 | 12.5% | 3–5 days |
| 🇪🇪 Estonia | OÜ | €2,500 | 0% on retained profits | 1–3 days (e-Residency) |
| 🇵🇱 Poland | Sp. z o.o. | PLN 5,000 | 19% | 1–2 weeks |
| 🇨🇿 Czech Republic | s.r.o. | CZK 1 | 19–21% | 1–2 weeks |
| 🇭🇺 Hungary | Kft. | HUF 3,000,000 | 9% | 1–2 weeks |
| 🇧🇬 Bulgaria | EOOD | BGN 2 | 10% | 1–2 weeks |
| 🇨🇾 Cyprus | Private Ltd | €1 | 12.5% | 5–10 days |
| 🇲🇹 Malta | Private Ltd | €1,200 | 35% (with refunds) | 1–2 weeks |
Figures are indicative for standard limited company forms and may change based on tax residency, structure, shareholder nationality and specific local requirements. Always confirm final tax treatment with a local tax advisor before incorporating.
📦 What’s Included in a Standard Formation Package
Every Chamber 92 formation engagement includes the core deliverables below. Additional services can be added depending on the jurisdiction and your business needs.
Jurisdiction Consultation
One-to-one advice on the best jurisdiction and entity type for your business — based on tax, liability, market access and banking requirements.
Company Registration
Full filing with the relevant registry — Companies House, state Secretary of State, ASIC, Handelsregister, RCS, KvK, or national register.
Constitutional Documents
Memorandum & Articles, Operating Agreement, Bylaws, Trust Deed or Notarial Deed — prepared and filed correctly for your entity type.
Registered Office & Agent
Local registered office and registered agent service (first year included where required by the jurisdiction).
Tax Registration
EIN (USA), UTR (UK), ABN/TFN (Australia), VAT registration (EU/UK), and local tax numbers as required by the target country.
Bank Account Support
Introductions and documentation support for business bank accounts, EMIs and payment gateways (Wise, Mercury, Payoneer, Stripe, PayPal).
Compliance Calendar
A clear calendar of annual filing deadlines, confirmation statements, financial statements and tax returns for your jurisdiction.
Dedicated Point of Contact
A named formation specialist who handles your file from first consultation to registration completion and post-formation support.
🏦 Banking, Payments & Financial Setup
Forming the company is the first step — opening a bank account and getting paid is the second. Chamber 92 supports business banking and payment gateway setup in every jurisdiction we register.
Banking Options
- Traditional business banks — high-street banks in the UK, US, EU and Australia; often require physical presence or in-branch verification for non-residents
- Digital business banks — Mercury, Wise Business, Revolut Business, Airwallex, Brex — remote-friendly for international founders
- EMI accounts — Payoneer, Wise, Paysera, Monese — useful for payment collection while a traditional account is being opened
- Stripe / PayPal / Square — payment gateway setup and integration support for e-commerce and SaaS businesses
- Multi-currency accounts — USD, GBP, EUR, AUD and local currencies for cross-border operations
Banking by Jurisdiction
UK Banking
High-street banks (Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds) and digital options (Revolut Business, Monzo Business, Wise). Non-residents typically need an EMI or digital account for faster onboarding.
US Banking
Mercury, Wise, Payoneer and Brex are popular with non-resident LLC owners. Traditional banks (Chase, Bank of America) may require a US visit for non-residents.
Australian Banking
Commonwealth Bank, Westpac, ANZ and NAB — plus digital options like Airwallex. Australian business account opening usually requires an Australian resident director or a nominee arrangement.
EU Banking
N26, Revolut Business, Wise, Qonto, Bunq and traditional banks in each country. Some jurisdictions (Germany, France, Italy) require a local bank account before registration is complete.
🧾 Ongoing Compliance & Annual Filings
Every jurisdiction requires annual filings and ongoing compliance. Chamber 92 provides a compliance calendar and ongoing support so you never miss a filing deadline.
UK Compliance
Confirmation statement (annual), annual accounts to Companies House, Corporation Tax return (CT600), VAT returns (if registered), PAYE (if employing).
US Compliance
Annual report (state-specific), franchise tax (Delaware), federal tax return (Form 1120 or 1065), Form 5472 for foreign-owned LLCs, registered agent renewal.
Australian Compliance
Annual ASIC review, solvency resolution, annual tax return, BAS (GST returns), PAYG summaries, workers compensation insurance renewal.
EU Compliance
Annual accounts filing, corporate tax returns, VAT returns (OSS/IOSS for e-commerce), beneficial ownership register updates, local statutory filings.
What We Do to Keep You Compliant
- Personal compliance calendar with all deadlines for your jurisdiction
- Reminders 30, 14 and 7 days before each filing deadline
- Preparation and filing of standard annual returns and confirmation statements
- Coordination with local accountants for financial statements and tax returns
- Beneficial ownership register maintenance (EU jurisdictions)
- Registered agent and registered office renewal
📋 Our Formation Process
A simple, structured process from first consultation to registered company — with clear steps at every stage.
Free Consultation
Tell us your business, target market and goals. We advise on the right jurisdiction and entity type.
Quotation & Scope
A written quotation with every fee, timeline and deliverable — no hidden charges, no surprises.
Document Collection
We collect and verify passports, proof of address, business plan and any local notarisation requirements.
Registration Filing
We prepare and file the incorporation documents with the relevant registry and follow up until approval.
Post-Formation Setup
Tax registration, bank account support, compliance calendar and handover of company documents.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Can I register a UK company as a non-resident?
Yes. The UK allows non-residents to form a private limited company (Ltd) without residency requirements. You need a UK registered office address (which we can provide), a director of any nationality, and a shareholder of any nationality. Most non-resident founders use an EMI or digital bank (Wise, Revolut Business, Airwallex) for UK banking, since high-street banks often require proof of UK presence.
Which US state is best for a non-resident LLC?
Wyoming is often the most cost-effective for non-residents — low annual fees ($60+), strong privacy (no public member list) and no state income tax. Delaware is preferred for venture-backed startups and C-Corps due to its Court of Chancery and established corporate law. New York, California and Florida are chosen when there is a physical presence or client base in that state. Chamber 92 advises on the right state based on your specific business model.
Can a foreigner form an Australian company without living there?
Yes, but Australian law requires at least one Australian resident director. Non-resident founders typically use a nominee director service, which Chamber 92 can arrange through a licensed partner. A local registered office address is also required.
What is the fastest European jurisdiction to form a company in?
Estonia (through e-Residency) and the UK are among the fastest — often 1–3 working days. Ireland and Cyprus typically take 3–10 days. Germany, France, Italy and Spain require notarisation and take 1–3 weeks depending on the region. Chamber 92 manages the local coordination so you are not chasing notaries or registries yourself.
How much does company formation cost?
Formation costs vary by jurisdiction. UK Ltd from £89 + registry fee; Wyoming LLC from $499 + state fee; Pty Ltd from A$599 + ASIC fee; European companies range from €500 to €2,500 + notary and registry fees. Chamber 92 provides a written quotation with every fee itemised before any work starts — no hidden charges.
Do I need to travel to the country to open a company?
In most jurisdictions, no — formation can be completed remotely with notarised and apostilled documents sent by courier. Exceptions include jurisdictions that require physical presence for notarisation (e.g. Germany, Italy, Spain), or bank account opening with certain traditional banks. Chamber 92 advises on the specific requirements for your chosen jurisdiction before you commit.
Can you open a business bank account for me?
We do not open bank accounts on your behalf — banks require the account holder to complete KYC directly. What we do is prepare the full documentation set, introduce you to digital banks and EMIs that accept remote onboarding, and support you through the application process. Where a physical visit is required by a traditional bank, we advise on timing and documentation in advance.
What about tax residency and double taxation?
Company tax residency depends on where the business is managed and controlled, not just where it is registered. A company incorporated in the UK but managed from Pakistan, for example, may be treated as non-UK resident for tax purposes under certain conditions. Chamber 92 advises on the general framework but always recommends a local tax advisor to confirm your specific position — we can introduce you to qualified tax advisors in each jurisdiction.
Do you handle renewals and annual compliance after formation?
Yes. Chamber 92 provides ongoing compliance support after formation — annual returns, confirmation statements, registered agent renewal, beneficial ownership updates and coordination with local accountants. We send reminders 30, 14 and 7 days before each deadline so nothing is missed.
What documents do I need to provide?
Typically: a clear passport scan for each director and shareholder, proof of residential address (utility bill or bank statement dated within 3 months), and a brief business description. Some jurisdictions require notarised and apostilled documents. Chamber 92 advises on the exact document list for your chosen country before you begin.
📞 Contact Us — Company Formation & Registration
Tell us your target country, business type and goals. We will reply with a written quotation, a recommended jurisdiction and a realistic timeline — before any work begins.
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