Company Registration & Business Formation
Choosing the correct legal structure is an important early decision for any new venture. Through AsaanLaw, entrepreneurs, family businesses, social enterprises and overseas founders can obtain guidance on the differences between a private limited company, single-member company, LLP, partnership, sole proprietorship or non-profit structure. A lawyer or corporate adviser can explain ownership, control, liability, governance and ongoing compliance implications before the entity is established. Users can also receive assistance in understanding the documents, approvals and registrations required, together with the legal steps that usually follow formation, without AsaanLaw itself acting as the registering authority.
About this service
Before beginning a registration process, it helps to outline the proposed activities, ownership, management and funding of the business. A professional can use this information to compare possible structures and explain the practical responsibilities associated with each option. Assistance may include reviewing formation documents, identifying information needed for an application and planning the records or agreements required after establishment. Registration requirements depend on the chosen structure and relevant authority, and any professional engagement should clearly define which preparation and submission tasks are included.
What is included
- Selection of an appropriate legal structure
- Name, ownership and governance considerations
- Formation documents and registration requirements
- Founder, shareholder and partner arrangements
- Post-registration legal and compliance guidance
Suitable for
Entrepreneurs, founders, partnerships and organisations choosing a business structure or preparing for registration.
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