Some factors to consider when choosing a jurisdiction:
Market access
It is necessary to take into account the access to the target audiences. Some countries may have better conditions for expanding business internationally or have special advantages for certain industries.
Level of competition
Depending on the chosen jurisdiction, you may face different levels of competition from other companies. Less saturated market can make it easier to enter it and provide more opportunities for growth
Tax system
It is always good to know tax rates, benefits and tax rules that will be applicable for your company. Also countries have different tax relations and treaties between them
Incorporation & legalization requirements
It is also necessary to consider the registration requirements and procedures for establishing a company, including the obtaining of additional permits linked with the particular business activity. Some countries may have complex incorporation and legalization procedures and high administrative costs, while others may offer simplified processes
Strictness of legal requirements
Do not forget about the level of legal protection provided in the chosen jurisdiction that may be crucial to keep your business safe from unfair competitors and infringers. This includes, for instance, intellectual property protection, privacy rules, and obligations to customers
Reputation
Some jurisdictions have a higher reputation and trust from customers and partners. Registering a business in such a country can help attract investments, new customers and strengthen market positions
Market access
It is necessary to take into account the access to the target audiences. Some countries may have better conditions for expanding business internationally or have special advantages for certain industries.
Level of competition
Depending on the chosen jurisdiction, you may face different levels of competition from other companies. Less saturated market can make it easier to enter it and provide more opportunities for growth
Tax system
It is always good to know tax rates, benefits and tax rules that will be applicable for your company. Also countries have different tax relations and treaties between them
Incorporation & legalization requirements
It is also necessary to consider the registration requirements and procedures for establishing a company, including the obtaining of additional permits linked with the particular business activity. Some countries may have complex incorporation and legalization procedures and high administrative costs, while others may offer simplified processes
Strictness of legal requirements
Do not forget about the level of legal protection provided in the chosen jurisdiction that may be crucial to keep your business safe from unfair competitors and infringers. This includes, for instance, intellectual property protection, privacy rules, and obligations to customers
Reputation
Some jurisdictions have a higher reputation and trust from customers and partners. Registering a business in such a country can help attract investments, new customers and strengthen market positions
Process:
1
Consultation
We discuss your business model, preferences, and other important aspects, preparing a questionnaire for you.
2
Drafting
We create a customized comparison report that addresses your requirements and the relevant laws. It is accompanied by explanations, tables, diagrams and other tools for a simpler and more convenient presentation.
3
Review & Revision
You will have the opportunity to review and request revisions to ensure all your concerns are solved.
4
Finalization
Upon your review we make corrections or additions to the repost and deliver the final version.
5
Next steps
After choosing your location, we do not want you to be one-on-one with the results of the analysis, and our team will be happy to create a step-up plan to enter the jurisdiction and handle all the paperwork and formalities for your business in the chosen country.
