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What is a representative office?

COI - Certificate Of Incumbency

Representative office is set up by a foreign company to engage in business liaison in the selected country/jurisdiction or to enable clients to visit an domestic office where the main office is abroad.

However, it is not allowed for the office to be directly involved in operational activities. In general, a representative office can be established before an company formation, as the first step to enter local market and test the business environment in that particular country/jurisdiction.

Representative offices are usually easier to establish than a branch or subsidiary, as they are not used for actual “business” (e.g. sales) and therefore there is less incentive for them to be regulated.

For more information, contact us at: info@startupr.com

 

tomas m

China & Hongkong – Offshore

Beijing plans for HK-Mainland Offshore Drive: Beijing’s top planning agency is drafting a raft of measures to encourage mainland firms to use Hong Kong as a springboard for offshore investment. Measures would include encouraging more mainland firms to list in Hong Kong and issue yuan-denominated bonds in the city to finance overseas projects, and to encourage mainland firms to set up operations in Hong Kong specifically for overseas investment. The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) will support joint investment by mainland and Hong Kong firms in overseas infrastructure, mining, energy, high-tech, advanced manufacturing, and logistics projects via equity investment, M&A, and greenfield investment (SCMP).

startupr – for company formation in China

Ireland company formation

Ireland company formation

Who can form an Irish company?
Citizenship – Anyone can form an Irish company. You should however provide at least two directors and one Secretary (one of the directors must be a resident of the (EU) European Union). Startupr will provide you one EU director (just for nominal purpose) and Secretary (just for nominal purpose). Our Director and Secretary don’t have any management or responsible role in the Irish company.

 

Registered address – You must however provide a physical location (registered office address) for the company in Ireland. Startupr will provide you with our registered address.

 

These two criteria are the main requirements. You can next proceed with the filling of our application form – download here (it will take you about 15min to fill in all particulars) and send it us for perusal. Once we receive payment and your application, it will take up-to 3-5 working days to get your company ready to use.

 

Ireland company formation – your Startupr

Startup Weekend Mongolia – Our lucky winners

Startup Weekend Mongolia - Our lucky winners

We are happy to announce lucky winners – company Styletto LLC from Ulaanbaatar. They have won the price of company formation in UK + prestige address prepared for one year.

 

Startupr is serious about to support entrepreneurs around the world and help to increase the number of formatted companies.

 

Do you organize SW or any entrepreneur events? Please let us know and we will support you!

 

We are focus on company formation and strongly believe in global business even you are small company.

 

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FAQ – Can I have a bank account in another country?

from our mailbox  –  FAQ (our responses in green):

 

Hi Tomas,

 

Thanks for the quick reply. A few questions:
  • if I appoint a secretary, what’s the advantage of a nominee director? Could I just name my partner as second director?
you can open the bank account remotely, you will NOT need to come to EU
  • in why cases would I need my documents to be certified by apostille?
in case you will use the company documents in different jurisdiction
  • can I have a bank account in another country?
yes, you can as far as your documents follow bank’s requirements, you should ask bank about the requirements for bank account opening by non domestic entity. 

Cheers,

 

 

 

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