Registration
Company setup & ASIC compliance
Sydney · Burwood
ZIHAO PTY LTD runs company setup, compliance calendars, workforce advisory, policy briefings, and cross-border coordination from a Level 5 suite at 11-15 Deane Street, Burwood NSW 2134.
- RegistrationASIC pathways, director duties, annual statement scheduling.
- WorkforceRole specs, onboarding checklists, HR process framing.
- PolicyNSW operating briefings without substituting legal advice.
- TradeImport/export sequencing with your customs and tax advisers.
Professional Business Advisory in Australia
Workforce
HR advisory & role resources
Policy
Local operating briefings
Cross-Border
Trade & market entry support
Who We Assist
Most instructions come from SMEs, inbound investors, family businesses, and offshore groups opening here. First-time NSW entrants often need one timeline that ties ASIC tasks, tax registration with their agent, payroll setup, and day-to-day operating choices together.
Typical triggers: registered office questions, annual statement reminders, director duty briefings, or bilingual updates between Australian administrators and overseas principals.
We quote scope before billable work starts—no open-ended retainers unless you ask for one.
2021Established in Australia
Level 5Burwood commercial suite
4Core service lines
NSWPrimary jurisdiction focus
Core Service Lines
Select a line to review full process detail, documentation expectations, and typical timelines.
-
01
Company Registration & Compliance
Proprietary company establishment, registered office coordination, director obligations, and annual compliance scheduling.
-
02
HR & Workforce Resources
Role definition, recruitment orientation, workplace policy framing, and enterprise HR process advisory.
-
03
Local Business Policy
Operating environment briefings, licensing orientation, and structured decision support for NSW-based operators.
-
04
Cross-Border Trade Advisory
Market entry planning, documentation orientation, and communication bridging for import/export-linked businesses.
Operating in Sydney’s Inner West
Burwood sits within a well-connected commercial corridor west of the Sydney CBD. Our suite is configured as a conventional business office—not retail frontage—supporting registered address use and official correspondence where arrangements permit.
Registered office and correspondence
Where applicable, clients may discuss registered office arrangements associated with our Burwood Level 5 suite. We confirm eligibility during intake and document the scope in writing.
How Engagements Commence
Initial contact is by telephone or email during Australian business hours. We issue a scope summary covering deliverables, fees, and timing before substantive work begins.
Language and Cross-Border Context
We support clear correspondence in English and structured bilingual summaries where agreed in scope, so offshore decision-makers understand Australian requirements without ambiguity.
Document control on every file
Lodgements, calendars, and handover notes are version-dated so your board sees what changed and when.
Common questions
Who is ZIHAO PTY LTD suited for?
SMEs, inbound investors, family businesses, and offshore groups opening an Australian presence—especially first-time NSW entrants needing one timeline across ASIC, tax registration with their agent, payroll, and operations.
Do you provide legal or tax advice?
No. We coordinate registry and commercial administration. Legal opinions, tax returns, and licensed financial advice stay with qualified advisers; we flag gaps early.
How do engagements start?
Call or email during business hours. We issue a written scope with deliverables, fees, and timing before substantive billable work.
Is there a registered office service?
Available for eligible entities—confirmed in writing during intake, not by browsing alone.
What clients say
“The scope letter listed every lodgement step and government fee before we paid anything. That clarity mattered for our board.”
“Annual statement reminders arrived with plain-English notes on what directors must approve. No surprises at year-end.”