Getting the structure right involves far more than picking a state to incorporate in, be it Delaware, Wyoming, or elsewhere.
Whether establishing a new U.S. company, expanding into a new market, or restructuring an existing group, we help clients determine the most appropriate ownership and operating structure. This may involve corporations, LLCs, partnerships, holding companies, subsidiaries, or multi-entity groups spanning several countries.
Our work extends well beyond incorporation itself.
We also consider how the structure will function once the company is established, including taxation, governance, banking, licensing and ongoing compliance. This includes assessing where management decisions are made, how transactions between related entities are handled, and whether the proposed structure reflects how the business runs. Where implementation involves more than one jurisdiction, we work with local legal, tax and corporate service providers to put the structure in place and support it over time.
We continue supporting clients as they add new entities, admit new investors, restructure ownership, enter new jurisdictions, or prepare for financing and investment.