Set up a subsidiary anywhere in the world
Expand your business globally to hire locally, access new demand, optimize taxes, and manage cash flows – all in one platform.
Trusted by hundreds of cross-border businesses
Benefits
The world’s best way to expand internationally
Incorporate and open a local bank account
Fill out our simple questionnaire and sit back while we register your business and guide you through opening a bank account.
Establish a local presence
We provide you with a local address and registered agent or resident director — everything you need to operate locally.
Establish the parent-subsidiary relationship
We help link your entities through direct setup, share transfers, and transfer pricing agreements.
Access our global accounting network
Augment your back office with Commenda’s team of local accountants wherever you need support.
How it works
From strategy to subsidiary – your global footprint, simplified
Incorporate your entity
Link your corporate structure
Set-and-forget your tax and accounting burden
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which countries are best for setting up a subsidiary?
It depends on your goals, but top choices include the U.S., UAE, Singapore, UK, and Hong Kong due to business-friendly regulations, tax benefits, and investor trust.
How long does it take to register a subsidiary?
Timelines vary by country, but most jurisdictions allow company registration within 2-6 weeks. Some places, like the UAE and Singapore, offer faster processing.
What legal structure should my subsidiary have?
Most foreign subsidiaries are incorporated as LLCs or private limited companies (Ltd.) to offer liability protection and tax advantages.
What compliance requirements do foreign subsidiaries have?
Depending on the country, subsidiaries must file annual tax returns, maintain proper accounting records, and comply with local labor laws and business regulations.
How do I manage financial reporting for my subsidiary?
We offer accounting, bookkeeping, and financial reporting services to keep your subsidiary’s finances transparent and investor-ready.
Do I need a physical office, or can I operate remotely?
Many jurisdictions allow subsidiaries to operate remotely with a virtual office address, but some require a registered local office. We assist in setting up virtual or physical offices as needed.
