We assist entrepreneurs, business owners and international groups in assessing and establishing foreign companies. The starting point is your business model: where decisions are made, where the business operates, how it is funded and how it will develop.
International company formation: choosing a jurisdiction
Before committing to a launch, read our foreign company name and brand checks guide to coordinate registration enquiries and specialist brand reviews.
We examine onshore and offshore options in the context of your operating needs, ownership, governance and banking requirements. The assessment includes local administration, ongoing obligations and the interaction with the countries in which you and your business are based.
From incorporation to an operating business
Our work can include reviewing the proposed ownership structure, coordinating incorporation documents and local service providers, and organising the corporate information needed for banking applications. The scope and responsibilities are agreed before implementation.
Corporate decisions, coordinated internationally
Avv. Daniele Bertaggia leads the legal assessment and coordinates the project. Gustavo Scriffignano provides international corporate and banking support, helping to connect the incorporation process with the practical requirements of the business.
Jurisdiction selection follows an individual assessment. Incorporation, banking eligibility and tax treatment are separate questions and must be considered together.
Running the company after incorporation
Clarify director duties, decision procedures, records and ongoing responsibilities before they become a problem.
Company documents for use abroad
Check authentication, certification, translation and the receiving institution’s requirements before ordering documents for your international business.
Opening a UK business base
An overseas company should assess registration, document preparation and ongoing responsibilities before opening a UK establishment.
Practical company formation guides
Read our jurisdiction guides before discussing the structure that fits your business. Each guide addresses its own legal framework and dated sources.
- Doing business in Morocco: manufacturing, EU trade and moving profits abroad — compare the operating model, origin evidence and investment-payment documentation.
- Cross-border contracts: governing law, courts and arbitration — draft commercial obligations and dispute clauses with recognition and enforcement in mind.
- Starting a business in Rwanda: beyond registration — banking preparation, tax, relocation and a realistic operating budget.
- International holding companies: when they make sense — ownership, reinvestment, tax residence, governance and the alternatives to adding a parent company.
- The real cost of running a foreign company in 2026 — official fees, recurring administration, tax compliance and a three-year budget.
- Andorra taxation and relocation in 2026 — corporate residence, business structure and the entrepreneur’s personal move.
- Hong Kong business benefits: tax and legal guide for 2026 — company formation, profits tax, banking and cross-border substance.
- UK company formation: identity checks for overseas directors — director verification, personal codes and PSC deadlines.
- San Marino company formation: tax and dividends in 2026 — corporate taxation, dividends and residence.