Register your company in Luxembourg or the Netherlands without leaving home
We choose the right legal form, prepare the notary file, register the company, get the tax numbers and prepare the bank application. If you need them, we also arrange a local director and a registered address through licensed providers. One adviser handles your case from the first message to a working company.
Free first consultation. Reply within one business day.
building cross-border structures
projects across the BCA group
our own company in Luxembourg since 2020
member of AmCham Luxembourg
Clients of the BCA group include Teva, Autodesk, STRABAG, L’Occitane, HANSA-FLEX and Orona.
Choose what you need, and we will quote a fixed fee
Luxembourg company
S.à r.l. or S.A. for holding assets, investing and working with European partners.
Dutch company
B.V. for trading, tech and operating businesses across the EU. Registered within days.
EU holding company
A holding that receives dividends from your companies and holds the shares when you sell.
Director, address, accounting
A local director, registered address, bookkeeping and filings, so the company passes bank and tax checks.
From first message to registered company in four steps
Tell us what you need
Fill in the short form or message us on WhatsApp. Two or three sentences about your business are enough.
Get a fixed quote
After a short call we send you the price, the timeline and the exact list of documents. The price does not change once we start.
Sign at home
We draft the articles and prepare the notary file. You sign a power of attorney at a notary in your country.
Your company is registered
We register the company and its tax numbers, prepare the bank file and, if needed, arrange the director and address.
A cheap registration often costs more later
A company that fails the bank check or loses its tax status at the first audit has to be rebuilt. We set it up so that this does not happen.
You work with the person who does the work
Alexander Baranov has built international company structures since 2008, for private founders and for groups such as Teva, Autodesk and STRABAG. He handles your case personally and does not pass it to a junior once you have paid.
He speaks English, German, Spanish and Russian and is the author of nine books on market entry and cross-border tax.
How much does it cost?+
The fee depends on the country, the legal form and whether you need a director and an office. We send a fixed quote after a short call, before any work starts, and it does not change.
Do I need to travel?+
No. You sign a power of attorney at a notary in your own country. Some banks ask for a video call, but you do not need to go to Luxembourg or the Netherlands.
How long does it take?+
A Dutch B.V. is registered within days of the notary receiving a complete file. A Luxembourg company takes two to four weeks. Opening a bank account is a separate step and usually takes a few weeks.
Can you guarantee a bank account?+
No one can, because the bank decides. What we do is prepare a file that answers the bank's compliance questions before they are asked, which is where most applications fail.
Luxembourg or the Netherlands: which is right for me?+
The Netherlands usually suits operating businesses and holdings of smaller stakes. Luxembourg usually suits investment structures and funds. Tell us about your business and we will tell you which one fits, even if it is not the one you asked about.
Who can use your services?+
Founders, companies and investors from most countries. Under EU sanctions we cannot act for companies established in Russia or for sanctioned persons.