A Guide on incorporating your Australian subsidiary:
The ideal structure for a remote company in Australia is a proprietary company, which operates as a separate legal entity and offers limited liability to its shareholders.Establishing a proprietary company is a straightforward process that involves the following steps:

Step 1: Choosing and Reserving a Company Name:
While not mandatory before registering the company, you may choose to reserve a company name. To do this, first check the availability of the name to ensure it is not already in use or identical to an existing company name. If available, you can reserve the name with ASIC and once approved, the name will be reserved for two months.

Step 2: Determining the Governance Structure: 
A proprietary company in Australia can be governed by a constitution, replaceable rules, or a combination of both. The constitution is a document that sets out the rules governing the relationship between the company, its directors, and shareholders. Alternatively, replaceable rules offer a basic set of guidelines for managing the company.

Step 3: Company Registration:
To register the company, the company must submit an application to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). Upon successful registration, the company will be issued an Australian Company Number (ACN). Following this, you can apply for necessary taxation registrations, including an Australian Business Number (ABN), a Company Tax File Number (TFN), and Goods & Services Tax (GST), all of which are issued by the Australian Business Register (ABR).

• FIRB
• Company Registration
• Provision of resident Officeholders
• Registered Office
• Bank Account Opening