Set Up Your Company

Quick and Correct Company Incorporation

Setting up a company can be demanding, from determining the business structure to reserving and registering the business name, especially for new entrants.

In order to establish a business in Australia, you must comply with relevant laws, obtain licences, and fulfil other registration requirements. Otherwise, you cannot operate legally in the country.

That’s why we’re here to help. Incorporate your company faster, easier, and cheaper than ever with Origin Business Consultants and OriginDocs™. We will work with you to streamline the process through end-to-end solutions that suit your business and taxation obligations.

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Meet The Team

At Origin Business Consultants, our company incorporation services are delivered by a skilled team dedicated to helping businesses launch with confidence and compliance. Led by Jeremy Wolf, our experts bring deep experience in business structuring, regulatory requirements, and ASIC registration processes. We work closely with clients to ensure every detail—from selecting the right structure to securing ABNs and shareholder agreements—is handled efficiently and accurately. With practical advice and ongoing support, we help new companies establish a strong foundation for long-term success.

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Why Register a Company in Australia?

Registering a company in Australia offers a range of legal, financial, and operational benefits for business owners. It’s a popular structure for startups, growing businesses, and entrepreneurs who want to operate with greater credibility and flexibility.

1. Limited Liability Protection

A company is a separate legal entity, which means your personal assets are protected from business debts and liabilities. This is a major advantage over sole trader or partnership structures.

2. Credibility with Customers and Partners

Operating as a registered company builds trust. It shows you’re serious about your business and can help you win contracts, attract investors, or secure finance.

3. Tax Planning Opportunities

Companies in Australia are taxed at a flat rate, which can offer benefits depending on your turnover. You may also access tax deductions and small business concessions not available to sole traders.

4. Access to Government Grants and Incentives

Some grants and R&D incentives are only available to companies. Registering can open doors to additional funding opportunities as your business grows.

5. Business Continuity and Ownership Flexibility

Unlike sole trader structures, companies can continue operating even if directors or shareholders change. You can also bring in partners or investors by issuing shares.

FAQ's

What do I need to register a company in Australia?

You’ll need to decide on a company name, structure (usually a proprietary limited company), registered office address, and at least one director. You’ll also need to decide how many shares will be issued and who will hold them.

How long does the incorporation process take?

In most cases, once we have all the required information, your company can be registered with ASIC on the same day. We handle the process to ensure everything is submitted correctly and quickly.

What type of company structure is best for me?

Most small to medium businesses choose a proprietary limited company (Pty Ltd) because it offers limited liability and is easier to manage. If you’re unsure, we’ll walk you through the options and help you choose what suits your goals.

What’s the difference between a business name and a company name?

A company name is a legal entity registered with ASIC. A business name is simply the trading name you use, and it must be linked to an existing legal entity. We can help with both to make sure everything is set up correctly.

What ongoing responsibilities will I have after registration?

Once your company is set up, you’ll need to:

  • Keep proper financial records

  • Submit an annual company review to ASIC

  • Let ASIC know if any company details chang

We can support you with this as part of our ongoing services.

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