Market entry & business setup
Establishing a foothold in the EU.Without a stack of advisers.
From legal form and permits to your first customer: we accompany the build-up of your business model in the European Union — with one contact instead of five service providers.

Starting point
Market entry is not a form-filling exercise.
A foreign company entering the EU rarely faces a single hurdle. Legal form, commercial register, tax number, VAT identification, permits and sector-specific obligations interlock — and are usually handled by different bodies.
We coordinate these steps, work with tax advisers, notaries and specialist lawyers, and make sure the sequence is right. The result is a company that is not only registered but actually operational.
Services
From legal framework to first order.
- 01
Legal form and incorporation
Choosing between GmbH, UG, branch office and other structures based on liability, capital requirements, disclosure and tax treatment.
- 02
Permits and regulation
Assessing applicability of EUDR, customs law, sanctions law and product-specific rules — with the goal of knowing reportable facts before the first deal.
- 03
Tax and duties
Aligning with tax advisers on VAT, reverse-charge procedures, permanent establishments and reporting duties so no deadline goes unseen.
- 04
Location selection
Assessing locations by market access, logistics cost, labour availability, local trade tax and proximity to partners or customers.
- 05
Local partner sourcing
Identifying and approaching distributors, service providers and sales agents, including initial vetting and contractual basis.
- 06
Go-to-market
Pricing and sales model, target customer profile, outreach strategy and success measurement for the first months in the new market.
Outcome
What you end up with.
- A registered and genuinely operational company with clear allocation of responsibilities.
- An overview of your permit and reporting obligations before any business is concluded.
- A go-to-market plan with defined target segments and outreach channels.
Frequent questions on market entry.
Which countries do you cover?
Do you replace tax advisers or lawyers?
What does EUDR mean for my business specifically?
How long does the setup usually take?
Planning a new market?
Outline your home market, target market and business model — we name the realistic next steps and the hurdles to expect.
