Group reorganisations, holding-company structures, share reorganisations, mergers and demergers, entity rationalisation, and redomiciliation. GTC maps the target structure, writes the step plan, and drafts every agreement, resolution, and filing the move depends on. We coordinate specialist tax where the structure turns on it, and we keep the commercial decision yours.
From $2,500 Quoted by scope after a free assessment of the target structure
A free review of the current group and where you want to land. We map the entities, the share ownership, and the assets, then write a step plan setting out each move in order — and where specialist tax needs to sign off before a step is taken.
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Documents and resolutions drafted
We draft everything the step plan calls for: share-transfer and share-exchange agreements, intra-group asset transfers, new holding-company constitutions, board and shareholder resolutions, and the disclosure or court documents a merger or demerger needs.
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Execution and filing
We run the signing sequence in the right order, make the registry and regulatory filings each step requires, and update the statutory registers and cap table so the new structure is clean on the public record from day one.
What it costs
Quoted by scope, disclosed up front
Corporate Restructuring starts from $2,500. Every restructuring is quoted by scope after a free assessment, once the target structure and the number of steps are known. GTC's own fee renders as the live anchor above and is confirmed in writing before any work begins — drafting, coordination, execution, and filings included. Specialist tax advisers and any local counsel are engaged separately with their fees disclosed up front, and government, registry, and filing fees are passed through at cost. We do not bill open-ended hourly against an undefined plan.
What's included
Free assessment of the current group and the target structure
A written step plan sequencing every move, with tax sign-off points marked
Reorganisation documents drafted — share-exchange and transfer agreements, intra-group transfers, new holding-company constitutions, board and shareholder resolutions
Merger or demerger documentation and any court or disclosure steps the structure requires
Specialist tax coordinated on reliefs, clearances, stamp duty, and transfer pricing, and built into the step plan
Local counsel coordinated for any cross-border or redomiciliation step
Execution run in sequence, registry and regulatory filings made, and statutory registers and cap table updated to match
Initial structure assessment
Free 60-minute consultation
GTC restructuring fee
Quoted by scope, disclosed up front
Specialist tax advisers (coordinated)
Quoted separately by the adviser
Local counsel for cross-border steps
Quoted separately, disclosed up front
Government, registry & filing fees
At cost
GTC's fee renders as the live anchor above and is committed only after you approve the quote. Specialist tax, local counsel, and government, registry, and filing fees are separate and disclosed before any step is taken.
Get started
Scope your corporate restructuring
Tell us about the current group and where you want it to land. A GTC attorney will assess the structure, outline the step plan, flag the tax points to coordinate, and email you a scope and a fee after a free assessment.
No payment required Reply within 1 business dayA GTC attorney reviews it & sends a flat-fee quote.
01Your request
02Documents
03Your details
Send your current group structure chart, the cap table, and any tax outcome you are aiming for. The clearer the starting picture, the sharper the step plan and the faster we can scope the move.
Your request
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E.g. 'ACME LLC → Delaware C-Corp Conversion', 'Operations Carve-out'.
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Pick the closest fit.
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E.g. 'tax efficiency', 'prep for fundraising / IPO', 'parent-sub simplification', 'regulatory', 'pre-acquisition cleanup'.
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Countries / states involved in the current and target structure.
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List the entities and their relationship (current structure). Describe the desired end-state structure.
Why GTC
Why run a restructuring through GTC
Handled by
GTC's corporate team
Corporate & M&A counsel
Attorney-led
A step plan before any signing
Reorganisations go wrong when steps run out of order — a transfer signed before the holding company exists, a filing missed between two moves. We write the full step plan first, so every party knows the sequence and nothing executes early.
We draft the documents ourselves
The agreements, resolutions, and constitutional changes are GTC's own work, not outsourced. Share exchanges, intra-group transfers, new holdco articles, and the board and shareholder approvals are drafted to fit the specific structure you are building.
Specialist tax coordinated where it counts
Most restructurings turn on a tax point — reliefs, clearances, stamp duty, transfer pricing. We coordinate specialist tax advisers on those questions and build their conclusions into the step plan, so the legal moves match the tax position rather than cutting across it.
Cross-border and redomiciliation handled
Holding structures and redomiciliations span jurisdictions. We coordinate local counsel where a step happens abroad and keep one step plan and one relationship lead across them, so the reorganisation runs as a single coordinated move.
Your Customer Success Team
A dedicated team that owns your matter from start to finish.
Every GTC client gets a dedicated Account Manager and a Senior Account Manager who learn your business and stay with you from first email to final filing. They are named people who pick up the phone and already know your matter, so every step moves forward without delay.
Your Account Manager
Your day-to-day point of contact, who coordinates every matter, keeps things moving, and already knows your file. They have your full history, so you start every conversation where the last one left off.
Your Senior Account Manager
Senior oversight on strategy and escalations, stepping in as your needs grow, so every important detail stays on track.
A named person, on email or a call, at every step.
How we compare
GTC vs. a big-firm corporate team vs. DIY templates
What you get
GTC
Online filing services
Doing it yourself
A written step plan sequencing every move before anything is signed
Reorganisation agreements, resolutions, and constitutions drafted to your structure
Specialist tax coordinated and built into the legal step plan
Registry filings, statutory registers, and cap table updated to match
Fee quoted by scope and disclosed up front, not open-ended hourly billing
Government, registry, and filing fees passed through at cost
A written step plan sequencing every move before anything is signed
GTC
Online filing services
Doing it yourself
Reorganisation agreements, resolutions, and constitutions drafted to your structure
GTC
Online filing services
Doing it yourself
Specialist tax coordinated and built into the legal step plan
GTC
Online filing services
Doing it yourself
Registry filings, statutory registers, and cap table updated to match
GTC
Online filing services
Doing it yourself
Fee quoted by scope and disclosed up front, not open-ended hourly billing
GTC
Online filing services
Doing it yourself
Government, registry, and filing fees passed through at cost
GTC
Online filing services
Doing it yourself
Timeline
From current structure to clean new one
Timing depends on the structure and the tax clearances involved. A straightforward holding-company insertion can complete in weeks; a cross-border demerger with court steps takes longer. The phases below show how a typical reorganisation moves.
Week 1
Assessment and step plan
A free review of the current group and the target structure. We map the entities, share ownership, and assets, then draft the step plan setting out each move in order and where specialist tax must sign off first.
Weeks 1–3
Tax coordination and clearances
We coordinate specialist tax advisers on the reliefs, clearances, and stamp-duty points the structure turns on, and adjust the step plan so the legal moves match the confirmed tax position.
Weeks 2–6
Documents drafted and approved
Share-exchange and transfer agreements, new holding-company constitutions, board and shareholder resolutions, and any merger or demerger documents drafted, reviewed with you, and approved.
Through completion
Execution and filing
We run the signing sequence in order, make the registry and regulatory filings each step needs, and update the statutory registers and cap table so the new structure is clean on the public record.
In their words
All your legal, in one place.
One accountable team across every practice, operating since 2016.
Yes. The core work is GTC's own — we assess the structure, write the step plan, and draft the agreements, resolutions, and constitutional changes the reorganisation depends on, then run the execution and filings. Where the structure turns on a specialist tax point, or where a step happens in another jurisdiction, we coordinate specialist tax advisers and local counsel and build their input into our step plan. You deal with one relationship lead throughout.
Tell us about the current group and the structure you want to reach. We will assess it, write the step plan, draft the agreements and resolutions, coordinate specialist tax on the points that need it, and run the execution and filings — with one relationship lead from first call to a clean new structure on the record.
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