أندرسن جلوبال
أمكانا حول العالم:
مصر
Decide between LLC, JSC, or partnership. Each has pros and cons for taxes, liability, and investor preference.
Register your business with GAFI and secure a commercial registry and tax ID.
Includes founders’ agreements, employment contracts, and NDAs.
File for trademarks, copyright your software, and consider patent applications.
Structure share capital, create a data room, and issue SAFEs or convertible notes.
Stay on top of tax, labor, fintech, and sector-specific rules.
It depends on your funding strategy, tax planning, and team structure. Common options include LLC and JSC. Lawyers for Startups in Egypt can help you analyze the legal and financial implications of each option and choose the right fit for your business goals.
You must submit incorporation documents, reserve your company name, and obtain a commercial registration and tax ID. Working with Lawyers for Startups in Egypt ensures your registration process is smooth, legally compliant, and aligned with investor expectations.
Yes. It’s critical for clarifying roles, equity splits, vesting schedules, and decision-making rules. Lawyers for Startups in Egypt can help draft a solid agreement that minimizes future disputes.
Term sheets, shareholder agreements, SAFE or convertible note agreements, and due diligence materials are essential. Lawyers for Startups in Egypt can guide you through document preparation and negotiation.
Yes, but they may require regulatory clearance depending on the industry. A lawyer can help ensure investment is compliant with local rules. Lawyers for Startups in Egypt are well-versed in cross-border deals and investor protections.
SAFE (Simple Agreement for Future Equity) is popular in startups. While not explicitly covered in Egyptian law, it is often accepted in practice if well-drafted. Lawyers for Startups in Egypt can tailor these agreements to meet local expectations.
Register trademarks and copyrights with the Egyptian Patent Office. For software, copyright and licensing agreements are essential. Lawyers for Startups in Egypt can ensure you're fully protected.
Yes, NDAs (Non-Disclosure Agreements) help secure your proprietary information and protect trade secrets from misuse. Lawyers for Startups in Egypt can draft enforceable NDAs tailored to your business.
This agreement defines how you license or assign technology to another party, usually under certain usage and royalty conditions.
Corporate income tax, VAT (if applicable), and employee-related taxes. Proper setup and structuring can reduce exposure and risk. Lawyers for Startups in Egypt can help with tax compliance and smart structuring.
Yes, the Central Bank of Egypt and FRA regulate certain fintech activities. SaaS may also require data protection compliance. Lawyers for Startups in Egypt can help you stay compliant with sector-specific rules.
Annual filings, board resolutions, and tax declarations must be submitted regularly. A lawyer ensures nothing is missed.
Δ