The starting point
Understand the position.
A business structure should fit how you intend to operate, own and grow the business. We discuss the alternatives before moving into forms and filings.
The draft scope includes sole proprietorships, partnerships and AOPs, single-member companies and private limited companies. Any further structures or sector approvals need separate confirmation.
How we can help
- Business structure discussion
- Company name availability and reservation support
- Preparation of incorporation documents
- Company, partnership and AOP registration assistance as appropriate
- Post-registration tax and compliance planning
What to have ready
This is a starting list. The exact documents depend on your circumstances and the agreed work.
- CNICs or relevant identity documents of proposed owners
- Proposed business names and description of activities
- Registered address and supporting details
- Ownership and shareholding information
- Contact details and required consents
Please do not share account passwords or sensitive documents through the website form.
How the work progresses
Choose the structure
Discuss ownership, activity and the intended business model.
Prepare the documents
Confirm names, particulars and incorporation requirements.
Review and submit
Obtain approval and submit the agreed applications.
Plan the next steps
Discuss tax registration and continuing company responsibilities.
Common questions
Which structure should I choose?
That depends on ownership, liability, investment plans, tax and other requirements. We begin with those questions rather than assuming one structure is right for everyone.
Is registration the final step?
Registration is a starting point. Tax, banking, employment and sector requirements may also need attention depending on the business.
General information only. Requirements and available procedures can change. The position and scope must be reviewed for your specific matter.