Company Incorporation Packages in Bangladesh

Incorporation packages in Bangladesh make company set-up easier to budget and compare. Instead of buying name clearance, document drafting, RJSC filing, tax registration and licences one by one, you choose a bundle that matches how far you need to go: just a registered company, a company that can trade and invoice, or a foreign-owned company ready to receive capital and sponsor work permits.

This page explains what our packages typically include, how government costs are handled, and which package suits which client. It is for founders comparing options and procurement teams at foreign companies who need a clear scope before approval. For background on the legal process, see our company formation and company incorporation pages.

Our incorporation packages at a glance

Scopes are adjusted to each client, but most engagements fall into one of the following bundles.

• Registration package: name clearance, MoA and AoA drafting, RJSC forms and filing, Certificate of Incorporation, certified copies, share certificates and first board minutes
• Trade-ready package: everything in Registration plus e-TIN, trade licence, BIN under the VAT and SD Act 2012 and bank account opening support
• One Person Company package: Registration or Trade-ready scope adapted for a single owner, including nominee documentation
• Foreign investor package: Trade-ready scope plus document attestation guidance, capital inflow and encashment support, and BIDA registration
• Add-ons: trademark filing with DPDT, IRC and ERC, shareholders' agreement, virtual office or registered address, first-year compliance retainer

Government fees versus professional fees

Every incorporation involves payments to the government that no provider controls: RJSC registration and filing fees, stamp duty on the MoA and AoA, trade licence fees and associated charges, and BIDA fees where applicable. These depend on the company's authorised capital, location and activities, and are revised from time to time by official schedules and the Finance Act.

We show government costs as a separate line in every quotation, based on the current schedules at the time of quoting, and pass them through at actual cost. Our professional fee covers advice, drafting, filing and follow-up. Be cautious of package prices that look very low because they may exclude stamp duty or registrations you will need anyway.

Choosing the right package

The right package depends on what you need to do in the first months after incorporation.

• Holding company or a company for a future project: the Registration package may be enough
• A business that will invoice customers, import or hire soon: the Trade-ready package
• A solo founder wanting limited liability: the One Person Company package
• Any company with a foreign shareholder: the Foreign investor package, because capital inflow and BIDA steps affect later repatriation and work permits

What packages do not cover

Packages focus on setting up the company. They do not normally include monthly accounting, VAT returns, audit, the company tax return or the annual RJSC return, which form part of ongoing compliance. Sector licences, such as those for travel agencies, food production or pharmaceuticals, have their own requirements and are quoted separately once the activity is confirmed. Office rent, bank charges and courier costs for foreign documents are also outside the package.

What you need to start

To begin any package, we need the proposed company names, shareholder and director details with NID or passport, photographs, contact information, shareholding percentages, authorised and paid-up capital figures, a description of activities and the registered office address. For corporate shareholders we also need their incorporation documents and a board resolution. Foreign documents may need notarisation and attestation, which we explain at the start.

How the process works

1. Choose a packageShare your plan on WhatsApp and we recommend the package and any add-ons that fit.
2. Written quotationYou receive a quotation separating professional fees from government fees and stamp duty.
3. Collect informationWe send a simple checklist and collect shareholder, director and capital details.
4. IncorporationWe clear the name, draft documents and complete RJSC incorporation.
5. Package registrationsDepending on the package, we obtain e-TIN, trade licence, BIN, bank account and BIDA registration.
6. HandoverYou receive a digital and physical set of all certificates, registers and a compliance calendar.

Typical timeline: A Registration package is often completed within a few weeks, while Trade-ready and Foreign investor packages typically take longer, depending on document readiness, foreign attestation and each authority's processing.

How Tax & VAT Associates helps

• Clear package scopes with no hidden registrations
• Transparent split between government fees and professional fees
• Tailored MoA and AoA rather than one-size templates
• Progress updates at every milestone on WhatsApp
• Complete document handover kit at the end
• Optional first-year compliance retainer to keep the new company current

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Last reviewed: 6 October 2026. Bangladesh tax and regulatory rules change with each Finance Act, SRO and authority circular. This page is general guidance; confirm current requirements for your case before filing.