A business plan built on how each country really works.
Before you spend on a new market, you need numbers you can trust. We build business plans with local costs, taxes, timelines and risks — ready for your board, your bank or your investors.
What the plan covers
Market
- Market size and demand
- Competitors and pricing
- Target clients and channels
- Regulation that affects the business
Structure
- Entry model: company, branch or partnership
- Licences and registrations
- Tax overview by country
- Local content and hiring rules
Numbers
- Set-up and operating costs
- Salaries and real cost of hiring
- Revenue and cash-flow projections
- Break-even and return on investment
Execution
- Timeline and milestones
- Risks and how to reduce them
- Team and people plan
- Investor- and bank-ready presentation
Same service. Local know-how.
United States
State-by-state differences in company law, taxes and hiring, and plans formatted for U.S. investors and lenders.
We assist equally in any state — from New York, Florida, Texas and California to smaller cities and towns — with the same level of service.Doing business in the United States →BRBrazil
Brazilian tax regimes compared side by side, the 2026–2033 tax reform built into the projections, and the full cost of CLT employees.
We assist equally in every state and city in Brazil — from São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Brasília to the South, the Northeast and the North, including Manaus and Boa Vista.Doing business in Brazil →GYGuyana
Real costs of housing, offices and staff in Georgetown, corporation tax and VAT, and local content requirements when you serve the oil and gas sector.
We assist equally anywhere in Guyana — Georgetown and the coast, Berbice, Linden, Essequibo and the interior, including Lethem on the Brazilian border.Doing business in Guyana →Made for companies — and the people behind them.
- Companies deciding whether to enter a new country
- Founders raising capital or bank financing
- Investors evaluating an opportunity
- Boards that need a clear go / no-go
The result.
A clear decision before you commit capital
A document investors and banks take seriously
A roadmap the whole team can follow
Answered plainly.
How long does a business plan take?
Usually a few weeks, depending on how much information you already have and how many countries are involved. We agree the timeline in the proposal.
Can it be in English and Portuguese?
Yes. Many clients need one version for headquarters and another for local partners or banks.
Do you also execute the plan?
Yes — that is the point. The same team can register the company, relocate your people, build your technology and launch your brand.
Other services.
Tell us what you need.
We reply within two business days with a first view of the path, the timeline and what it involves.