Relocating a business to another country

Yes, this is a common option. What relates to new clients, payments or management is placed in the new country, and the rest stays where it was. The split must look well founded to the banks and tax authorities of both jurisdictions.

Not in every case. But if management and decisions in fact remain in the former country, this affects the company’s tax position and how banks treat it. So we consider the move together with the structure, not separately.

The prospects can be assessed in advance: banks look at the company’s activity, the geography of clients and payments, the ownership structure and the origin of funds. We prepare these materials beforehand. The decision is made by the bank after its own review, and no one can guarantee it.

Contracts are reissued, assigned or concluded anew, depending on the terms of the contracts themselves and the consent of the counterparties. For employees, we determine who moves, who is hired locally and which permits are needed. This is a separate part of the plan with its own timeline.

On the chosen country and form of business, on bank checks, on the need for permits and licences, and on arranging status for the owner and the team. Some steps run in parallel. There is no single timeline for every business.

The work of consultants on your task, registration steps in the chosen country, the services of specialists, preparation of the banking part and ongoing maintenance of the structure. The scope depends on the task, so we put the estimate together after reviewing your situation.