Russia market entry — built like an international back-office.
We support entrepreneurs and companies worldwide with company formation in Russia (LLC/OOO, JSC/AO, investment structures), plus legal, tax, and accounting operations — and we can help you find partners, suppliers, and contractors.
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Compliance-first delivery
We structure each engagement around legal and regulatory constraints, with clear responsibilities and documented decisions at every milestone. -
Clear timelines & documents
You get a step-by-step roadmap, document checklist, and deliverables schedule, so progress is predictable and easy to manage across teams and time zones. -
Bilingual workflows (EN/RU)
We run a bilingual process: English-facing communication and Russian documentation handling, reducing friction with local counterparties and authorities. -
Confidential handling
We treat information as sensitive by default: controlled access, minimal data collection, and confidentiality safeguards throughout partner outreach and documentation work.
Quick start: choose your track
Pick one track or combine them into a full market-entry package.
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Company Formation
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Back-Office Operations
Accounting setup, reporting cadence, document workflows, and operating routines designed for international stakeholders. -
Legal & Tax Support
Contract workflows, governance basics, and tax routines to reduce ambiguity and keep operations stable over time. -
Partners & Sourcing
Requirements definition, shortlist, credibility checks, intro calls, and a recommendation memo with risks and next steps.
How the engagement works
You get a clear roadmap, a document checklist, and predictable milestones — from scoping to launch.
Step 1 — Scope & goals
We clarify your target setup, timeline, risk constraints, and decision-makers.
Output: scope memo + timeline draft.
Output: scope memo + timeline draft.
Step 2 — Structure selection
We map the best-fit entity and operating model (LLC/OOO, JSC/AO, investment structures).
Output: recommended structure + rationale.
Output: recommended structure + rationale.
Step 3 — Document checklist & responsibilities
You receive a bilingual checklist and a clear responsibility map (who provides what, by when).
Output: document pack checklist + responsibilities matrix.
Output: document pack checklist + responsibilities matrix.
Step 4 — Execution & coordination
We coordinate the workflow, prepare supporting materials, and track progress by milestones.
Output: milestone tracker + submission-ready package.
Output: milestone tracker + submission-ready package.
Step 5 — Operations launch
We set up ongoing legal, tax, and accounting routines so the back-office runs predictably.
Output: operations plan + reporting calendar.
Output: operations plan + reporting calendar.
- Entity type recommendation (LLC/OOO, JSC/AO, structures)
- Step-by-step registration roadmap (timeline + milestones)
- Document checklist tailored to your case
- Drafts and templates (basic corporate documents)
- Responsibility map: who provides what, by when
- Submission-ready package coordination notes
Back-Office Operations Pack
One-liner: Ongoing accounting, tax, and legal workflows made predictable.
One-liner: Ongoing accounting, tax, and legal workflows made predictable.
- Accounting setup plan and reporting cadence
- Tax calendar (key dates + required filings)
- Document workflow: approvals, storage, responsibility lines
- Basic governance routines (who signs, who approves, how tracked)
- Contract workflow baseline (intake → review → signing → archive)
- Monthly operations checklist (what happens every month)
- Requirements definition (what you need, constraints, budget range)
- Market mapping approach (where we search and why)
- Shortlist with comparison criteria (quality, capacity, reliability)
- Outreach script and intro-call structure
- Basic credibility checks (high-level screening)
- Recommendation memo: options, risks, next steps
Guides & checklists for starting business in Russia
Use these short materials to understand timelines, required documents, and the safest way to plan your market entry — before you book a call.
What you need to prepare, how the process is structured, and what affects timing.
A simple decision guide: ownership, governance, and typical use cases.
Key tax logic and reporting rhythm — what is worth planning early.
Back-Office Setup
First 30 days: how to set up operations properly
First 30 days: how to set up operations properly
Accounting, document flows, approvals, and monthly routines.
Partners & Suppliers
How we find partners, suppliers, and contractors
How we find partners, suppliers, and contractors
Requirements → shortlist → screening → intro calls → recommendation memo.
Business Culture
Business customs and negotiation basics
Business customs and negotiation basics
Practical do’s and don’ts for meetings, decisions, and follow-ups.
Find partners, suppliers, and contractors in Russia
We run a structured search and introduction process — so you don’t rely on random contacts or unverified recommendations.
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What’s included- Requirements definition (scope, budget range, constraints)
- Market mapping (where we search and why)
- Shortlist (3–10 candidates depending on scope)
- Intro call coordination and agenda
- Basic screening (high-level credibility check)
- Recommendation memo (options, risks, next steps)
- Optional add-ons
- NDA workflow and document exchange coordination
- Pilot project setup (small first delivery / trial scope)
- Ongoing vendor management routine (monthly check-ins)
- Confidentiality-first approach and controlled access to sensitive information.
Partner Search: FAQ
Clear expectations before we start: inputs, timelines, confidentiality, and what you receive as deliverables.
A short description of what you need, preferred locations, budget range (if applicable), quality criteria, and timeline. If you’re unsure, we can define requirements together during scoping.
We can start immediately after scoping. Once the requirements are confirmed, we begin market mapping and outreach without delay.
We don’t promise outcomes. We deliver a structured search process, documented options, basic screening, and a recommendation memo with risks and next steps.
A shortlist of candidates, a summary of intro calls, key comparison points, and a recommendation memo (options, risks, and proposed next steps).
Confidentiality is default. We limit access, share only what is necessary, and follow a controlled disclosure process. NDA workflow can be added if needed.
Yes. We can support pilot scope definition, document exchange coordination, and an ongoing vendor routine (monthly checkpoints and issue tracking).
Why international teams choose us
We work like a back-office: structured, documented, and predictable.
- Deliverables-firstYou receive roadmaps, checklists, and document packs — not vague promises.
- One point of contactA single coordinator keeps timelines, inputs, and next steps under control.
- Compliance-aware workflowWe plan work around constraints and document decisions at each milestone.
- Confidential by defaultControlled access, minimal data collection, and careful disclosure in partner outreach.
Get a tailored roadmap for your case
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