Only pay government fees ($597). Add-ons + extra registrations also available.
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Limits your personal liability by adding a layer of protection between you and your business activities.
Access better tax outcomes, grant opportunities and incentives.
Think ahead by creating a clear ownership structure that helps you minimise any future conflicts.
Legitimise your business for ongoing success. Build the reputation and perception of your brand.
Raise money and attract investors from the word go.
Take control of your future and work for your own company.
Register for an ABN, GST, TFN, PAYG and/or business name.
Make it work for you.
Don’t miss a beat when it comes to compliance. Manage legal compliance, documents and lawyer consultations in one place.
It’s the gift that keeps on giving with $10,000 worth of partner offers.
Choose a company name
Check if your company name is available via our company name search.
Complete your company details
Fill in an easy online form which we submit to ASIC on your behalf. We'll keep you in the loop at every step.
Receive your company registration
Return focus to your business and reduce future admin by accessing over 400+ legal documents on our platform.
Access all the benefits of registering a company today.
Prices start from $597 (government fee). There are additional packages available for tax registrations, legal documents, assistance when registering and legal or accounting advice.
The company registration form generally takes around 10 minutes to complete. Once submitted, the company will usually be registered within 2-3 minutes (Providing there are no issues with your application). You can start trading as soon as the company is registered!
You will need to have the following information:
You will also need an address for the registered office and principal place of business. To make this simple, Lawpath offers a virtual office address service.
For proprietary companies, there must be at least one officeholder that lives in Australia.
For public companies, there must be at least three officeholders (not counting alternate directors). At least two of the directors must live in Australia.
If a company does not have enough officers in Australia, it will breach the Corporations Act 2001. New officeholders must be appointed as soon as possible if it doesn’t meet the requirements above.
Lawpath does not set up non-profit organisations.
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