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What is the cheapest, easiest way to register a company? What is involved?
What sort of money are we talking about? Can I do it online?

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On Mon, 04 Oct 2004 14:03:00 +1300, Nik Coughin wrote:

> What is the cheapest, easiest way to register a company? What is
> involved? What sort of money are we talking about? Can I do it online?

http://www.companies.govt.nz/pls/web/dbssiten.main

Cheers
Anton

Nik Coughin wrote:

> What is the cheapest, easiest way to register a company? What is
> involved?
> What sort of money are we talking about? Can I do it online?

About $250:

<http://www.registeracompany.co.nz>

Harry wrote:

> Nik Coughin wrote:
>
>> What is the cheapest, easiest way to register a company? What is
>> involved?
>> What sort of money are we talking about? Can I do it online?
>
> About $250:
>
> <http://www.registeracompany.co.nz>

No, use the companies office, it's much cheaper and you can do it online. I
keep getting an error when I try to look up the prices on the website but
when I registered my company in Jan last year it was $60 all up.

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In article <5328d.9615$>, Chris Hope <> wrote:
>Harry wrote:
>> Nik Coughin wrote:
>>
>>> What is the cheapest, easiest way to register a company? What is
>>> involved?
>>> What sort of money are we talking about? Can I do it online?
>>
>> About $250:
>>
>> <http://www.registeracompany.co.nz>
>
>No, use the companies office, it's much cheaper and you can do it online. I
>keep getting an error when I try to look up the prices on the website but
>when I registered my company in Jan last year it was $60 all up.

Or for a loss qualifying company, online $10 I'm told.




Bruce

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On Mon, 04 Oct 2004 14:45:13 +1300, Harry <> wrote:

>Nik Coughin wrote:
>
>> What is the cheapest, easiest way to register a company? What is
>> involved?
>> What sort of money are we talking about? Can I do it online?
>
>About $250:
>
> <http://www.registeracompany.co.nz>

Don't get anyone else to do it for you. It' sa waste of money. The
proecss is bog simple and a lot cheaper to do it yourself.

....tom

I agree, but what about the other legal company documentation requirements
such as company incorporation minutes , and shareholder structure etc..

In the UK, companies such as 1st Contact had standard templates for setting
up new companies that were quite handy.





"TomV" <> wrote in message
news:...
> On Mon, 04 Oct 2004 14:45:13 +1300, Harry <> wrote:
>
>>Nik Coughin wrote:
>>
>>> What is the cheapest, easiest way to register a company? What is
>>> involved?
>>> What sort of money are we talking about? Can I do it online?
>>
>>About $250:
>>
>> <http://www.registeracompany.co.nz>
>
> Don't get anyone else to do it for you. It' sa waste of money. The
> proecss is bog simple and a lot cheaper to do it yourself.
>
> ...tom

On Mon, 4 Oct 2004 16:06:18 +1300, "JedMeister"
<> wrote:

>I agree, but what about the other legal company documentation requirements
>such as company incorporation minutes , and shareholder structure etc..
>
>In the UK, companies such as 1st Contact had standard templates for setting
>up new companies that were quite handy.

Umm. My accountant held a meeting and did some basic minutes. Just
don't let the accountant actually register your company or you'll pay
through the nose. Shareholder structure was pretty basic IIR

Check the companies website. NZ is known as one of the easiest places
in the world to set up a company. The stuff is pretty routine.

There's a bunch of forms here

http://tinyurl.com/4nfpp

....tom

"TomV" <> wrote in message
news:...
> On Mon, 4 Oct 2004 16:06:18 +1300, "JedMeister"
> <> wrote:
>
>>I agree, but what about the other legal company documentation requirements
>>such as company incorporation minutes , and shareholder structure etc..
>>
>>In the UK, companies such as 1st Contact had standard templates for
>>setting
>>up new companies that were quite handy.
>
> Umm. My accountant held a meeting and did some basic minutes. Just
> don't let the accountant actually register your company or you'll pay
> through the nose. Shareholder structure was pretty basic IIR
>
> Check the companies website. NZ is known as one of the easiest places
> in the world to set up a company. The stuff is pretty routine.
>
> There's a bunch of forms here
>
> http://tinyurl.com/4nfpp
>
> ...tom


Perhaps I should have said nothing - I only know from my UK experience.

In article <Zi18d.9600$>,
"Nik Coughin" <nrkn!no-spam!@woosh.co.nz> wrote:
>What is the cheapest, easiest way to register a company? What is involved?
>What sort of money are we talking about? Can I do it online?

The answers are all at: http://www.companies.govt.nz
.... which reminds me, time to file my annual return.

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