Setting up a company in Australia involves more than picking a name. We’ll get your new Pty Ltd company registered properly — every application, document, and registration handled in the right order.
What you get
- A new proprietary limited (Pty Ltd) company registered with ASIC
- Your Australian Company Number (ACN) issued on registration
- ABN and TFN applications lodged with the ATO
- A company constitution prepared for your company
- ASIC registration handled end to end — the ASIC fee is around $636 in 2026–27, and it’s indexed each year
- Your company register and key documents organised for your records
What we need from you
- Director details, including each director’s director ID
- Shareholder details — who owns what
- Your preferred company names (a few options, in order of preference)
- A registered office address in Australia
How it works
- Quick chat — we confirm your details and company name preferences.
- We prepare the documents — constitution, consents, and share structure.
- ASIC registration — we lodge your company registration and the ASIC fee is paid.
- ABN and TFN applications — we lodge them with the ATO once your ACN is issued.
- Handover — you receive your company documents, ACN, and ABN, plus a plain-English summary of what to do next.
Pricing
From $397 plus the $636 ASIC registration fee.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take?
Most companies are registered within 1–2 business days once we have all your information. ABN and TFN applications can take a little longer depending on ATO processing times.
Do I need a director ID?
Yes. Every director of an Australian company must hold a director ID issued by the Australian Business Registry Services (ABRS). It’s free, and we can point you to the application if you don’t have one yet.
Should I be a sole trader or a company?
It depends on your income, your risk, and your plans. A company offers limited liability and a flat tax rate, but comes with more compliance and cost. If you’re unsure, book a free call and we’ll talk through your situation.
What’s a company constitution?
The constitution is the rulebook for how your company is run — how shares work, how directors make decisions, and how meetings happen. Every company should have one, and we prepare it as part of your setup.
General information only — not tax or legal advice.