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Company in Australia
Now!

✓No travel required to register your company in Australia.
✓Fast incorporation under ASIC rules.
✓Affordable fixed pricing.
✓Full ASIC, ABN, and TFN compliance handled.
✓100% online process with secure e-signing.
✓Perfect for non-residents entering the Australian market.
✓Expert support from start to bank setup.
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Why Choose Us

Why Choose Us to Register Company
in Australia in 2026?

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Fast Turnaround Time
  • Swift incorporation process of the firm
  • Online issuance of incorporation certificates
  • Easy setup for both foreign and local individuals
  • Simplified compliance coordination efforts
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One-Stop Solution for Your Business
  • Complete incorporation services
  • Corporate banking assistance
  • Accounting and tax filing services
  • Visa and immigration services
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Professional Team
  • Experts in incorporation
  • Professionals in accounting and taxation
  • Corporate governance support
  • Reliable compliance experts
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Fully Remote Process
  • Completely online process for incorporation
  • Digital communication and coordination
  • Seamless remote communication process
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100% Transparent Fees
  • Absolutely clear pricing details
  • No hidden costs whatsoever
  • Competitive market-driven prices
  • Clear terms of engagement
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Highly Responsive Team
  • Assistance through email
  • Prompt responses to all inquiries
  • Phone and video availability
  • Incorporation guidance
The Process

Steps to Register Company in Australia in 2026

01
Step 1
Select a unique name for your business
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Step 2
Plan your business structure
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Step 3
Identify directors, shareholders and public officer
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Step 4
Establish a registered office address
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Step 5
Decide on the share structure and rules
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Step 6
Make an ASIC application via the Business Registration Service
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Step 7
Receive your ACN, Certificate of Registration, and Corporate Key
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Step 8
Get your ABN, TFN, and GST
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Step 9
Corporate bank account opening
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Pricing

Select the Plan That Best Aligns
with Your Business Needs

Launch
Perfect for entrepreneurs looking to quickly register a company and ensure basic compliance in the first year.
From
$180
/yr  (GST inclusive)
+ ASIC fees
Covers the Basics
  • ✓Standard Pty Ltd registration
  • ✓ABN, GST, PAYG, TFN registrations
  • ✓All mandatory 8 company documents produced
  • ✓Great support by a dedicated senior ASIC agent
  • ✓24/7 access to all your documents
  • ✓Yearly subscription to our ASIC compliance package
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⭐ Most Popular
Grow
🎁 Free Registration
Ideal for fast growth businesses looking to gain peace of mind on their entire back office and get insights to grow.
From
$1,980
/yr  (GST inclusive)
+ ASIC Fees worth $611 waived off
Includes Everything in Launch, Plus
  • ✓A dedicated accountant for your company
  • ✓Quarterly bookkeeping done timely
  • ✓Quarterly/Annual BAS/IAS
  • ✓Full Xero & Dext subscriptions
  • ✓Tax return preparation & filing
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Scale
Ideal for founders who want an end-to-end solution to incorporate their company and stay fully compliant from day one.
From
$2,280
/yr  (GST inclusive)
+ ASIC Fees worth $611 waived off
Everything in Grow, Plus
  • ✓ASIC compliant Registered Address
  • ✓Secure Digital Mailroom with 24/7 access
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Client Reviews

Testimonials from Our Clients

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"The registration process in Australia was done efficiently, and all compliance requirements were communicated clearly from the start."

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Oliver B
Founder, Logistics Business · New Zealand
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"Excellent and very knowledgeable team when it comes to Australia incorporation processes and banking."

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Rachel Lim
Director, Consulting Firm · Singapore
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"Smooth process from beginning to end, done in a very professional manner. Updates along the way made it even easier."

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E Cooper
CEO, SaaS Business · United States
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"Almost no paperwork needed and great assistance with the setup process. Tax advice from them was extremely helpful."

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Nina V
Managing Director, E-commerce Company · India
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"The remote nature of the process was mostly kept as promised. Fast and professional communication throughout."

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L Meyer
Founder, Digital Agency · Germany
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"They provided reliable assistance with all incorporation services and compliance afterwards."

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Sophia M
Operations Head, Trading Business · Spain

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about registering a company in Australia.

The required documents include a valid passport or identification document (meeting the 100 points check), proof of address in the form of a utility bill or equivalent, signed consent forms from the director(s), and a name availability check for the selected company.
Yes, at least one director must be an Australian resident. It is possible to appoint foreign directors, but you still need to designate one director who resides in Australia.
The registration of the ABN occurs after company registration; however, it is important to clarify the organisational structure before applying to ASIC. The newly incorporated company will obtain its own ABN.
Most companies prefer using ASIC's replaceable rules for simplicity. Having a constitution allows greater flexibility and customisation, although it is costly to create and maintain.
It is entirely possible for a foreigner to apply for company incorporation online and remotely, as the entire procedure does not require physical presence.
Provide each shareholder's full name, address, ID details, share quantity, and class (ordinary/preferred). Written consent confirming share allocation must be obtained and retained.
You can incorporate either a Proprietary Limited (Pty Ltd) company or a Public Company if you plan to go public on the ASX.
Include the name of the company, type of structure, registered office address, address where the business is carried on, director's and members' names, addresses, ID, shareholding details, consent forms, etc.
Where the word "Australia" is included in the name of the company, the company should have a minimum paid-up share capital of AU$1 million. Where the word "Group" is used, the company's incorporation should be approved by ASIC, with evidence that the proposed company has subsidiary companies.
Filing of Form 201 online via the ASIC Connect portal and the Business Registration Service, uploading relevant documents, choosing your constitutional document, and making payment of incorporation fees.
A minimum of one secretary must be appointed in public companies, whereas in private companies it is not compulsory. Must be 18 years and above without any criminal record.
Apply for the TFN for your company as soon as possible and GST registration if turnover is more than AUD 75,000, along with PAYG withholding registration if employing staff, within 30 days via the Australian Business Register.
The annual review invoice will be sent out by ASIC following the company's anniversary from registration. The annual review fee for a Pty Ltd company is about AU$329, which must be paid on or before the due date.
Within 3 months of incorporation, it is necessary to appoint a Public Officer resident in Australia responsible for communicating with the ATO and dealing with all tax obligations and returns.
A register of members, directors, secretaries, and share allotments must be maintained at the registered office. Any changes must be notified to ASIC within 28 days through Form 484. Failure to lodge on time may result in government late fees, currently AUD 98 for lodgements up to one month late and AUD 411 for lodgements more than one month late.
The directors should make a solvency resolution within 2 months of the date of ASIC annual review of their company.