Company Incorporation

The Right Jurisdiction for Your Business

Where you incorporate shapes how you raise money, how you're taxed, how you hire, and how you exit. With dozens of options available, the right choice depends on your investors, your customers, your team, and your long-term plans. We help founders make that decision and execute it cleanly.

Jurisdictions We Work With

• United States (Delaware) — the default for startups raising venture capital. Delaware C-Corp is the structure US investors expect. We handle formation, bylaws, initial resolutions, and 83(b) elections for founders.
• United Kingdom (England & Wales) — a Ltd company is straightforward, internationally recognized, and well-suited for European operations post-Brexit. Credible with enterprise clients and financial institutions.
• European Union — Estonian OÜ for digital-first businesses and EU market access with minimal administrative burden. Cyprus Ltd for holding structures and tax efficiency within the EU framework.
• United Arab Emirates — DMCC, ADGM, and DIFC free zone entities for international trade, Web3 projects, and businesses serving MENA markets. Zero corporate tax on qualifying income.
• Ukraine — LLC (TOV) as an operating entity for companies with Ukrainian teams or clients. Straightforward setup, EU approximation underway, and a growing tech ecosystem.

What Incorporation Actually Involves

Beyond filing paperwork, proper incorporation means: choosing the right entity type and jurisdiction for your specific situation; drafting constitutional documents (articles, bylaws, shareholders' agreement) that protect founders and satisfy future investors; setting up share structures and vesting from day one; and understanding the ongoing compliance obligations in your chosen jurisdiction.

Multi-Jurisdiction Structures

Many of our clients operate across two or more jurisdictions — a Delaware holding company with a Ukrainian operating subsidiary, or a UAE entity with EU operations. We structure these combinations to work coherently from a legal, tax, and operational standpoint.