how can an Indian company start a business in Australia? How do I register it economically?

February 24th, 2009 | by Rick |
aiyisha asked:


Should the company be registered as an australian company or an Indian one? The Indian company has an experience and good reputation of 8 yrs in India?

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  1. 2 Responses to “how can an Indian company start a business in Australia? How do I register it economically?”

  2. By RICARDO on Feb 25, 2009 | Reply

    JOHNNIE

    The best approach is to get an accountant or lawyer to form a company for you which can be owned by your Indian company. Last I checked it cost A$1,500 to form a new company but that can be done cheaper if you shop around.

    You do have a choice of registering your company in Australia via the “doing business as” method but you may not have name protection.

    I currently own business in Australia and New Zealand and have a new one starting up for a new product I will import. If you elaborate on your requirements I may be able to assist further or point you in the right direction. Maybe you can end up helping me with my new product in India?

    I hope I have helped.

  3. By LAVERNE on Feb 27, 2009 | Reply

    BILLY

    It is registered as an Australian company, despite having a history elsewhere. It can be listed as a subsidiary of tghe established company from India, but is considered and listed as Australian to do business from within there.

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