Before entering a new market, we assess legal risks and tax implications. We research the relevant jurisdiction and prepare a clear legal opinion, confirming our findings with local tax advisors and attorneys, if necessary.
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From $100/hour
From $800/month
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Think of us as your back office. We handle HR, finance, and legal matters: bookkeeping, reporting, employee documentation, and, if needed, court representation.
We analyze your operations, client geography, and money flows, then propose an optimal entity structure with clear explanations of each company’s role and the reasoning behind jurisdiction choices. You’ll receive detailed projections of tax obligations, administrative costs, and banking fees.
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From $1,000
From $1,000
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We help you choose reliable banks and fintech platforms, including options for crypto payments. We handle every step—documents, communications, even creating a website, business profile, or director’s profile package if required.
We’ll consult with you, recommend the right jurisdiction, prepare and file all paperwork, and deliver a fully set-up company with all access credentials and clear guidance—so you can start operating without delays or red tape.
We’re a team of lawyers with deep expertise in international law. We speak the language of business, not legal jargon — clear steps, no complex wording, and predictable results.
Over the years, we’ve built a solid portfolio of case studies where we found practical solutions to diverse business challenges. They’ll help you understand what kinds of issues we’ve already solved and what you can expect from working with us.
Focus on Your Business — We’ll Handle the Rest
01/ AdTech:
Case Studies
Result:
The platform launched successfully in the EU, obtained IAB Europe accreditation, and operates fully within industry and legal standards.
Launching an EU Ad Platform with Full e-Privacy Compliance
A client built a platform for serving banner ads across EU websites and needed to meet strict regulatory and payment-infrastructure requirements.
We designed a dual-entity structure: a Cyprus company for EU regulatory compliance and a Florida company for tax optimization and global expansion. We opened accounts for the Cyprus entity at four European EMIs to minimize fees and ensure payment stability, and accounts for the U.S. entity at two banks and one neobank, including card-processing services.
To meet the e-Privacy Directive, we drafted a privacy policy and implemented a CMP plug-in that lets users control data sharing. We also prepared all documentation for IAB Europe membership and added the client to the Global Vendor List.
The brand entered the EU market smoothly, with stable operations and minimal risk of account blocks or regulatory claims.
EU Market Entry for a Nutraceutical Brand
Vitamin and nutraceutical brand Riya needed legal and operational support to launch in the EU with minimal risk.
We selected jurisdictions balancing tax efficiency and banking stability, registered multiple entities by function and geography, and opened several accounts at different institutions for redundancy. We performed comprehensive due diligence on key partners—manufacturers, marketers, and logistics providers—negotiating contracts to eliminate legal exposure.
Next, we ensured product clearance for EU sales, supervising product notifications and regulatory compliance. We continue to manage bookkeeping, reporting, and legal oversight for all entities.
The client gained a robust financial structure, reliable banking partners, and the ability to work with high-risk regions.
Building a Resilient Payment Network for a Global Performance Agency
A performance marketing agency working with high-risk jurisdictions needed banking partners ready to work with such markets.
We negotiated directly with European EMIs, presenting a detailed client dossier to secure preliminary approvals and clarify jurisdiction requirements. To strengthen the infrastructure, we incorporated companies in the U.S. and Hong Kong, hiring a U.S. resident director to access institutional-grade banks and improve service stability.
After account openings, we created operational and documentation guidelines to prevent payment blocks and advised on tax residency for beneficiaries to reduce dividend taxation.
The client recovered most of the debt without litigation and preserved its business reputation in the EU market.
Recovering Funds from a European Contractor
Client’s goods stored with a European contractor were seized because the product lacked sales authorization in one EU country. The contractor refused to remit sales proceeds, claiming reputational and financial damages, while the client’s own accounts were frozen.
We engaged European counsel, led months of negotiations, and secured a settlement: the contractor voluntarily paid 80% of the outstanding amount, with the remainder offset against documented expenses.
We also opened new accounts for the client and provided banks with detailed source-of-funds explanations, preventing further blocks.
That’s exactly what we do in our Telegram channel — no legalese, no pompous tone. Just straightforward insights about running a business in Russia and abroad. Subscribe — it’s useful and down-to-earth.
“Due to the supplier’s improper fulfillment of its contractual obligations regarding the delivery of goods specified in the annex, which constitutes a material breach of the agreement, the client reserves the right to initiate unilateral termination of said contract and seek compensation for incurred losses in accordance with applicable legislation of the Russian Federation and related regulatory acts.”
Sounds painful, right? Here’s what it really means:
“Your partner missed the deadline. You can terminate the contract and sue the jerk.”
We believe even complex legal matters should be explained simply and clearly. Real respect for a client means speaking the same language.