1. Website terms and paid engagements
These terms govern use of the website and initial enquiries. Paid work begins only under an accepted proposal, engagement letter, invoice or other confirmed scope. The engagement terms prevail if they conflict with general website wording.
2. Services and third-party decisions
Services may include formation coordination, registered-address or agent coordination, banking-readiness assistance, accounting/tax coordination, annual compliance and licence-feasibility work. Registries, banks, EMIs, payment providers and regulators decide independently. Formation, account opening, licensing, timing or tax treatment is never guaranteed.
3. Client responsibilities
The client must provide complete, accurate and current information, disclose beneficial owners and relevant risks, obtain owner-country advice, review filings and cooperate with KYC/AML checks. False documents, nominee concealment, sanctions evasion, unlawful activity and misleading applications are prohibited.
4. Acceptance, suspension and local professionals
A request may be rejected, paused or ended for conflicts, missing information, sanctions, unacceptable risk, non-payment, legal constraints or suspected misuse. Qualified local professionals or subcontractors may be used where local law or the scope requires them; their role and fees should be identified in the agreed scope.
5. Fees and changing costs
Professional fees, deposits, taxes and payment terms are set out in the confirmed scope. Government, registry, notary, apostille, translation, agent, director, audit, banking, regulatory and partner fees are third-party costs unless expressly included. They may change without the operator’s control.
6. Timelines and client delay
Timelines are estimates unless expressly agreed otherwise. Authority processing, compliance review, banking queues and document legalization can cause delay. Client delay, incomplete documents or changed facts may require a revised timeline, fee or scope.
7. Confidentiality, IP and communications
Each party should protect non-public information subject to law, compliance duties, professional advisers and instructed disclosures. Website text, design and tools may not be copied or misused except as law permits. Electronic communications carry delivery and security risks; sensitive documents should use the designated secure channel.
8. Liability and no reliance
Website content is general information and is not personalized legal, tax, investment or regulatory advice. Any limitation of liability must be read subject to mandatory law and the engagement terms; nothing excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded. Users remain responsible for decisions made without a confirmed professional scope.
9. Ending work, refunds and disputes
Either side may end or suspend work as allowed by the engagement terms. Work performed and committed third-party costs remain payable, subject to the Refund Policy and mandatory consumer law. Governing law, forum and complaint escalation require verified operator details and must be inserted before these terms are finalized.
10. Questions or requests
Send a non-sensitive summary to warming-89-heels@icloud.com. Privacy requests may also be sent to warming-89-heels@icloud.com.