What are the documents required to establish a company in Norfolk Island?

To set up a company on Norfolk Island you generally need to provide the following documents:

1. Company Name and Type: Determine your company name and determine which type of company you want to establish (e.g. limited company, joint stock company, etc.).

2. Articles of Association: Prepare a company agreement that includes the company's purpose, capital structure, management structure and other important details.

3. Company Business Address: Determine a business address where the company will operate. This address will be used as the place where the company's official documents will be sent and where the company is located.

4. Capital Investment: Determine how much capital you will invest in your company and deposit this capital into the company account.

5. Board of Directors: Identify your company's board of directors and provide the credentials of the board members.

6. Application for Company Registration: Contact the relevant authorities on Norfolk Island to register your company. This can often be a local chamber of commerce or chamber of commerce and industry. Company name, type, address and other information must be provided in the application.

7. Tax Registration: Register your company with the tax authorities and obtain the required tax number. This is necessary for the company to submit tax returns and make tax payments.

8. Business License: Obtain the necessary business licenses according to the sector in which your company will operate. This applies to companies operating in certain industries (for example, restaurant businesses, financial services, etc.).

9. Labor Documents: Provide your employees with labor contracts, work permits and other necessary documents. This list contains general requirements for establishing a company on Norfolk Island. However, each company's specific requirements may be different. Therefore, it is important to get a complete list by contacting the relevant chamber of commerce or consulting firms before starting your company.