Business and Trust Registration Services
Register a business or trust fund today with the experts at POP Business. Our mission is to help people build their dream businesses and manage their finances in a more tax-effective manner. Complete the contact form to speak to one of our consultants for a free no-obligation meeting and begin your new financial journey.
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When you’re starting out on a new journey, you should receive the best support available to ensure your company succeeds. With POP Business’ registration services, you’ll have the support of an expert accountant who will liaise with governing bodies and registration departments, and work with you to ensure you are aware of all fees, registrations, tax compliance, & responsibilities.
You’ll receive collaborative, proactive and friendly communication throughout the process so whatever your company set up or accounting needs are, we’ll have you covered. Get in touch today and receive:
- Expert business & trust registration services
- Fast and efficient communication
- On-demand support
- No hidden costs
- Actionable advice that achieves results
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Why POP Business?
We’re passionate about providing a simple registration service to ensure businesses and trusts are set up the right way and benefit from clear strategic direction to manage your finances moving forward.
After your business or trust is registered, we can also assist you with your new with additional accounting and advisory services to help you manage your finances and cash-flow in a tax-effective manner with:
- Advice on business & trust best practices
- GST & Tax advice
- Cash-flow forecasting services and assist with your budget planning
- Tax Compliance including BAS, IAS, tax returns and more
- Financial statements e.g. profit & loss
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Whatever your tax needs, our team of experienced POP Business Accountants have got you covered.
Perhaps your small business is behind on your annual tax obligations?
Maybe you’d like to know if there’s other smart ways you can minimise your tax?
Or, it could be you’re looking for expert advice on how to growth-hack your business.
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Frequently asked questions
The business registration can be done online and will be processed upon completion of the application.
If you elect for the urgency service the company can be established within 2 business days. The service standard is 5-10 business days.
You must have at least one Director that normally resides in Australia and a physical Australian location for the registered office address.
You will need to supply the requested information which is then review by expert accountants. Once the information is correct, the team at POP will attend to the online company registration.
You will have to provide the following details:
- The proposed business name
- Full name, full residential address and date and place of birth for each director or secretary of the company.
- Full name, address and number of shares for each member of the business.
- The address of the registered office and principal place of business.
You can get started by simply filling out the enquiry form on this page.
You can also email [email protected]
A trust is a legal relationship between an entity (person, company, etc) who holds the property assets for and on behalf of another entity (person or company, etc), known as a beneficiary. The relationship between the parties is governed by a document known as a trust deed. Whilst a trust is not a separate legal entity, it still must lodge an income tax return and be registered for tax.
- The trust provides asset protection for the beneficiaries.
- If the trust is set up correctly, the trust can limit the liability or risk of the beneficiaries who operate the business in the trust.
- That is, the trusts can potentially separate the control of an asset from the owner of the asset and can therefore protect the income or assets of the beneficiaries in the family group.
- A discretionary or non-fixed trust can provide the flexibility to distribute the income and capital of the trust in the most tax effective manner for the beneficiaries. This is due to the fact that once the income or capital is distributed to the beneficiaries, they are then liable to pay tax on that particular income at their own individual marginal rates.
- Beneficiaries of the trusts are generally not liable for the debts of the trust.
- The trust can operate a business and be used in an active manner or it can be used for investment purposes and hold assets.
- The ultimate owners or beneficiaries of the trust are protected from disclosure in any case where the legal owners are required to be noted in legal documentation.
Australia recognizes the following different types of trusts:
- Family trust: Family trusts are relatively easy to set up and give trustees the discretion to decide who receives distributions, and how often payouts occur.
- Unit trust: Unit trust divides the trust property into units. Each beneficiary owns a given number of those units, and at the end of each year, he or she receives a distribution from the trust, based on the number of units held.
- Hybrid trust: Hybrid trust combines characteristics of both Family and Unit Trusts, whereby the trustee has the right to distribute trust income and capital among beneficiaries – like Family Trusts. However the income and capital is proportionally distributed – like Unit Trusts, based on the number of units each beneficiary holds.
The cost of establishing a family trust is relatively low. A trust generally can cost between $900 and $2,000 in legal documentation.
Our trust establishment service costs $990 including GST. This is separate to the deed stamping costs of the state or territory you establish your trust in, as well as any associated lawyer fees for deed stamping.