Three specialists work the Monaco files here: one on the business authorisation and the company forms, one on tax, licensing and compliance, one on residence and relocation.
We prepare and steer files. The three of us assemble what a Monegasque authority reads: the autorisation d'exercer under Loi n° 1.144 of 26 July 1991, the registrations that follow, the residence file. Advice in legal, tax or financial matters is itself an authorised activity under Article 8 of that law, so a reserved act goes to the professional entitled to perform it.
| Person | Topics | Where the name appears |
|---|---|---|
| Camille Perrin | The authorisation file, company forms, changes, liquidation, branches, administrative offices, existing businesses, premises | Author on the formation, company-form and premises pages; reviewer on the tax and residence pages |
| Julien Rossi | The profits tax and VAT, the register, CCAF and digital-asset licensing, AML and the grey list, family-office structuring, bank files | Author on the tax, licence, register and bank pages; reviewer on the formation and premises pages |
| Élodie Marchal | Residence cards, nationality, work permits, the cost and practice of living in Monaco | Author on the residence and relocation pages; reviewer of residence pages written by the other two |
Eleven years on Monegasque business files, from the wording of an activity to the entry at the RCI.
Assembles the autorisation d'exercer dossier: the activity wording, the premises, the founder's own file. Takes it through the Direction du Développement Économique and the Monaco Business Office, books the notary where the form needs one, files at the RCI, follows the publication in the Journal de Monaco. Same route for a change of activity, premises or gérant; the reverse route on a liquidation.
A French law faculty, then eight years inside a Monegasque domiciliation and business-centre operator, where the premises condition is settled in practice. French (native), English, Italian.
Writes company formation in Monaco, the Monegasque SARL, domiciliation and the registered office and changes to an existing company; reviews the tax and residence pages. Not an avocat-défenseur, not a notaire, not an expert-comptable. ---
Thirteen years in tax and compliance, the last seven of them on Monaco.
Works out whether the profits-tax test bites on a given turnover, registers a company for VAT under the French system and for the NIS, prepares CCAF and digital-asset licence applications, answers the money-laundering questions a Monegasque bank asks before it opens an account, and maps who may lawfully sign off the accounts.
Economics, then a Big Four tax practice in Nice and four years in a Monegasque bank's compliance function, where an account-opening file is really decided. French (native), English, German.
Writes tax in Monaco, VAT and tax registration and opening a Monegasque bank account; reviews the pages Camille Perrin writes. Not an expert-comptable, not a comptable agréé, not a licensed financial adviser, and not a family office. ---
Nine years on the file a founder needs in order to live where the company is.
Prepares carte de séjour files and the French type D visa step that precedes them for non-EU founders, assembles the accommodation and means-of-existence evidence, books the Sûreté Publique appointments, and handles what follows a move: schooling, the social funds, the practical cost of the place.
A French law faculty and nine years in a Riviera relocation practice serving Monaco. French (native), English, Russian.
Writes residence in Monaco, Monegasque nationality and what living here costs; reviews the residence and relocation pages written by the other two. Not an immigration lawyer, not an agent of the Monegasque authorities, not a guarantor of any decision. ---
1. The enquiry lands with the lead whose topic it is: authorisation and company forms with Camille Perrin, tax, licences and bank files with Julien Rossi, residence with Élodie Marchal. You ask a question once, at one address, [email protected].
2. That person drafts the file and owns the page behind it. The "Prepared by" line on a service page and the byline on a guide name whoever did the work.
3. A second person on this list reads it before it goes out, always a different one, and appears in the "Reviewed by" line.
4. One named contact stays with the file until it closes. Where an act is reserved, a Monegasque notary, expert-comptable or avocat-défenseur performs it, and you are told who and why.
Tell us what the file is. The lead whose topic it is answers, and stays with it.
Tell us the activity, where it will be carried on and who will run it. One of us reads it and comes back with the questions the authorisation file will ask. Our fees are on request.
The authorisation is personal and non-transferable, and it names the activity and the premises. Nothing on this site is sold ready to trade.
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