01 / In practice
Define the purpose
We establish the activity, assets, stakeholders and jurisdictions. The legal form follows those facts.
Areas of practice
A company, trust or foundation should reflect its purpose, ownership and governance needs. Ruchi Bindra advises on structuring, including offshore arrangements, with attention to control, disclosure, substance and cross-border operation. Tax and jurisdiction-specific advice are coordinated with qualified advisers; a structure is not a substitute for applicable reporting or regulatory duties.
The problem, made practical
01 / In practice
We establish the activity, assets, stakeholders and jurisdictions. The legal form follows those facts.
02 / In practice
We consider governance, administration, reporting and ongoing responsibilities alongside qualified tax and local legal advice.
03 / In practice
We coordinate formation and governing documents, record decision-making responsibilities and identify continuing compliance work.
Before we begin
No. Its suitability depends on the purpose, jurisdictions, substance, costs and applicable obligations. A structure must be transparent and lawful in the places that matter to it.
No. They have different legal characteristics and are available on different terms across jurisdictions. Selection requires a fact-specific review.
Tax consequences must be reviewed with appropriately qualified tax advisers. Corporate documentation should reflect that advice rather than assume a tax result.
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