Quickly choose the best country for your business and register company online

The choice of jurisdiction depends on factors like the type of business, target markets, tax benefits, and local regulations. For example, Estonia and Cyprus are great options for crypto projects because of their supportive legal frameworks. Delaware (USA) is a popular choice for startups due to its business-friendly laws and easy registration process. Choosing the right jurisdiction helps your business run smoothly and stay compliant.

In most cases, it is not necessary for you to travel to the country where the company is being incorporated. Most of the jurisdictions allow online registration through submitting applications via specific platforms. However, the complexity of the registration requires a lawyer in order to make the process efficient.

Requirements always vary, but generally include the necessity of providing identification documents, proof of address and business description. Some countries may also require local directors or shareholders. Be also aware of minimum share capital requirements and the obligation to open a corporate bank account in some countries.

The first steps are normally the selection of the jurisdiction, the selection of the company name and the preparation of the required documents. The whole process of incorporation may vary depending on the preferred jurisdiction. It’s advisable to consult with our legal specialists regarding the chosen country of incorporation.

Generally, you will be required to share identification documents (passport/driver license/ ID), proof of address and business description. The particular documents that will be needed will vary depending on the jurisdiction. It’s advisable to consult with our legal specialists regarding the chosen country of incorporation.

Taxes may vary from one country to another and they depend on the amount of income, the type of business and the laws of the country. Some of the most common payable taxes are corporate income tax, value added tax and withholding tax. For example, in Canada individuals selling cryptocurrencies must report the income they receive from this activity in their tax returns. In Malta there is a corporate income tax of 35%, but it can be reduced to 0% to 5% depending on earnings and residency. Estonia imposes a 20% corporate income tax to the profits and demands that they pay taxes on the dividends they issue to their shareholders and the UK has a 25% corporate tax rate. All these rates may be reduced under specific circumstances which can be communicated by our legal specialists.

Owner and director responsibilities basically include ensuring the company complies with local laws, filing annual returns, maintaining proper records, and paying taxes. In general, all these tasks can be done by lawyers and accountants, hence the main responsibility is to develop business, avoid illegal activity and make sure to pay governmental fees in time. Some jurisdictions also have specific duties related to employee rights and environmental regulations. It’s advisable to consult with our legal specialists regarding the chosen country of incorporation.

Allowed activities generally depend on the chosen business activities prior to registration, company’s legal structure and the jurisdiction’s regulations. Certain industries may require special licenses or permits. For example, Estonia allows providing cryptocurrency wallet or exchange service exclusively under the issued license. Another case, whether you decide to operate as a bank entity or start gambling business you will also be required to receive a certain authorization under the license.

The most affectable risks may include regulatory changes and the challenge of navigating unfamiliar legal and business environments. In addition, you have to track when you must pay the taxes and submit all the necessary reports regarding the company to the government.
It’s crucial to involve our legal experts to conduct thorough research before you make a final decision of whether to start your business.

Yes, if you register your company through a Fast Track service, you will definitely have access to legal consultation with our lawyers. Despite the chosen jurisdiction and complexity of the case, we always contact you to provide you with updates and to answer any possible questions you may have during the registration.In fact, anyone who becomes our client gains access to the best legal services available so we ensure that you choose the right place for your business.

We will require:

• Details about the chosen jurisdiction (if not determined yet, we will assist)
• Type of business undertaking
• Number of shareholders and directors
• Personal documents:
• Copy of passport
• Utility bill (proof of address). A utility bill refers to documents such as electricity, water, or internet bills.

Once these details are provided, we can begin the registration process.

By using Fast Track, you will receive a fully registered legal entity in your chosen jurisdiction, along with a set of corporate documents. The exact documents depend on the jurisdiction and package you select but typically include the Certificate of Incorporation, Articles of Association, and company registration number. The process is fast, straightforward, and professionally handled, ensuring your business is set up efficiently.