Business/ Project Start-up in Australia (for Japanese companies)

J-ABC can provide initial consultation for your business/ project start-up

For example:

1. Provide general business information in Australia relating to
- Industries and companies
- Company registration
- Taxation system
- Employment people etc.
 *Some of these general information have been published on our website under “column” section.

2. Introduce Australian local experts
 
3. Arrange meetings with Australian company, organise itinerary and attend the meeting  

4. Provide interpretation and translation service

5. Support local subsidiary company in AUS
- Assist with company registration
- Assist with opening bank account, registering a tax file number (TFN) and Australian Business Number (ABN)

Consulting services for Japanese companies seeking to launch or undertake projects in Australia:

Key Points:

1. J-ABC provides the professional consulting service. 

2. This consulting service covers:
1) Preparing proposals and programs to develop and execute the project
2) Attend local meetings in Australia to support clients to maximise the outcomes
3) Assist in identifying investment opportunities and commencing projects in Australia
4) Provide follow up support for projects where necessary
5) Monitor, review and report on projects and programs initiated on behalf of clients

3. J-ABC has a track record of producing proposals and related documents in conjunction with or on behalf of large Japanese companies for submission to large Australian companies. ​

How J-ABC has helped:

1．A leading Japanese housing company that is doing design, manufacture, sales and construction of housing (continuous work from research service):

1) Initial consultation:
- Understood the purpose of meetings
- The main objective was discussing business opportunities with Australian companies to expand their business overseas.

2) Action taken:
- Created a list of Australian companies and provided details about the Australian companies for the meetings
- Made contact with the Australian companies. A letter (in English) was prepared to outline the purpose of the meeting, including a draft agenda and itinerary. The letter was sent to all the companies' CEO or director which were identified/selected to inform them about the proposed plans from the Japanese housing company.
- Arranged meetings with Australian companies and followed up with any enquiries that were received from the Australian companies by phone
- Meetings were arranged based on the priority and office location due to tight time schedule

3) Re-confirmed all meetings with around 10 companies (CEO or directors) in 2 major cities in Australia
- Prepared an itinerary with details of the contact person and company

2．A leading Japanese engineering company which is expanding their business in overseas (continuous work from reseach service):

1) Initial consultation:
- Understood the purpose of meetings
- The main objective was visiting a gas processing site which a major Australian gas company operates

2) Action taken:
- Prepared briefing information for the site visit and sent it to the Australian gas company before the site visit
- Confirmed the agenda of the meeting and advised what kind of documents should be shown at the meeting
- Prepared presentations and spreadsheet for the desktop feasibility study.
- Some related documents for the site visit were also prepared.
- Attended the site visit. Within a limited time, visited the production site and inspected equipment
- Discussed, modified and confirmed the spreadsheet of the desktop study. A lot of technical knowledge and terminology was required to assist the meeting and site visit
- After the meeting, had a follow up meeting with the Australian gas company
- A separate discussion was specially held with Japanese engineering company as required.

3) Completed the site visit and submitted a report
- When the site visit was completed, all necessary information was obtained and the evaluation of the project completed
- Prepared the report in Japanese about the issues, key points and conclusions which were discussed during the site visit ​