Terms & Conditions

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These Terms & Conditions set out the basis on which Tauriza Partners provides its website and professional services. They are intended to establish a clear understanding of our role, the nature of our services & the responsibilities that apply when you engage with us.

Tauriza Partners is an international business advisory and global mobility firm supporting entrepreneurs, businesses, professionals and families with European business establishment, market entry, corporate compliance and suitable residency pathways. Depending on the nature of an engagement, our work may also involve coordination with local professionals, service providers, financial institutions and relevant authorities.

Our role is advisory and coordinative. Tauriza Partners is not a government authority, immigration authority, bank, tax authority or regulatory body. Where an engagement involves legal, tax, accounting, immigration or other regulated professional work – we may coordinate with or refer the client to an appropriately qualified professional who is responsible for that specialist advice or service.

These Terms apply when you access or use the Tauriza Partners website, submit an enquiry or engage our services. The specific terms of your engagement, including the agreed scope, fees, deliverables and other applicable conditions, may be set out separately in a proposal, quotation, engagement letter or other written document issued by Tauriza Partners. Where the specific written terms of an engagement differ from these Terms, the agreed engagement terms will prevail to the extent of that difference.

1. Our scope of services

We provide advisory, coordination and facilitation services relating to international business expansion and global mobility.

Depending on the engagement, our services may include:-

  • assessing suitable European jurisdictions and company structures
  • coordinating company incorporation and related administrative requirements
  • supporting market-entry and business establishment planning
  • coordinating accounting, tax and corporate compliance requirements
  • assessing suitable residency or mobility pathways
  • assisting with documentation, legalisation and application coordination
  • coordinating with relevant banking, legal, tax, accounting, relocation and other professional providers

The exact services provided to a client will always depend on the agreed engagement, proposal or written scope.

Where a matter requires regulated legal, tax, accounting, immigration or other specialist advice, Tauriza Partners may coordinate with an appropriately qualified professional. The relevant professional remains responsible for advice and services falling within their own professional responsibility.

2. Enquiries, proposals and engagements

Information provided through our website, email, telephone, WhatsApp or an initial consultation does not by itself create a formal client engagement.

Before work begins, Tauriza Partners will confirm the relevant scope, professional fees, expected deliverables and other applicable commercial terms through a proposal, engagement letter, invoice or other written confirmation.

Only the services expressly included in the agreed scope will form part of the engagement. Any additional work requested after commencement may require a revised scope or additional fees.

If there is any difference between these general Terms and the specific terms agreed for an engagement, the written engagement terms will apply to that engagement to the extent of the difference.

3. Client information and responsibilities

Our advice depends on the information and documents provided by the client. You are responsible for ensuring that all information, declarations & documents supplied to us or our professional partners are accurate, complete, genuine and current.

You must promptly inform us of any material change that may affect your engagement, including changes in personal circumstances, business ownership, financial position, documentation, immigration history or other relevant information.

Depending on the nature of the engagement, Tauriza Partners or its professional partners may request identification, beneficial ownership, source-of-funds, financial or other information required for due diligence and compliance purposes.

We may pause or decline an engagement if required information is not provided, information appears incomplete or unreliable or the proposed activity presents legal, regulatory or compliance concerns.

4. Company formation and business expansion

Company incorporation, registration, licensing and related business processes are subject to the requirements of the relevant jurisdiction and competent authorities.

Tauriza Partners may assist with jurisdiction assessment, entity selection, incorporation coordination, registered-office arrangements, banking readiness and other agreed requirements. Incorporation does not by itself mean that all subsequent corporate, tax, accounting or regulatory obligations have been completed.

Clients remain responsible for understanding and meeting ongoing obligations applicable to their business unless those obligations are specifically included in the agreed engagement.

Any recommendation regarding a country or business structure is based on the information available at the time and should be considered alongside appropriate professional advice for the client’s circumstances.

5. Residency and global mobility

Tauriza Partners may assess and coordinate suitable residency or mobility pathways based on the client’s circumstances, objectives and the requirements applicable at the time of assessment.

Eligibility criteria, documentation requirements, processing procedures and government policies may change. Final decisions concerning visas, residence permits, registrations or other immigration or residency matters are made by the relevant authorities.

Tauriza therefore does not guarantee approval, a particular immigration status or a specific processing time.

Where legal representation or regulated immigration services are required, these may be provided by appropriately qualified professionals under the terms applicable to their services.

6. Professional partners, banks and other third parties

International engagements may involve independent lawyers, accountants, tax advisers, incorporation agents, banks, relocation professionals, government authorities and other third parties.

Tauriza Partners may coordinate communication and the overall process but each independent provider remains responsible for its own professional work, requirements, fees, decisions and obligations.

Banks and financial institutions independently determine whether to accept a client or open an account. We can support banking readiness and coordination where included in the engagement but cannot guarantee account opening or banking approval.

Government authorities and other institutions similarly retain full discretion over applications, registrations, approvals and processing.

7. Fees and third-party costs

Tauriza Partners’ professional fees will be communicated before or at the commencement of the relevant engagement.

Unless expressly stated otherwise in writing, our fees do not include government charges, registration fees, taxes, translation or legalisation costs, banking charges, professional fees charged by independent advisers, courier costs or other third-party expenses.

The client is responsible for making payments in accordance with the agreed payment schedule. Additional services, changes in scope or work arising from circumstances not originally contemplated may be charged separately after being communicated to the client.

Any refund or cancellation terms applicable to a particular engagement will be set out in the relevant proposal, invoice or engagement terms.

8. Timelines and changes in requirements

Any timeline provided by Tauriza Partners is an estimate based on the information and requirements available at the time.

Processing may be affected by government authorities, banks, professional partners, document availability, appointments, additional due diligence, changes in regulations or other circumstances outside our reasonable control.

European laws, administrative procedures, eligibility criteria, fees and government requirements may also change after an engagement has begun. Where such changes materially affect the engagement, we will communicate the implications and where appropriate, discuss the available next steps.

9. No guarantee of outcomes

Tauriza Partners is committed to providing its services with appropriate care and diligence. However, we do not guarantee any particular commercial, regulatory or governmental outcome.

This includes, without limitation, guarantees relating to:-

  • company registration or licensing
  • bank account opening
  • residency, visa or immigration approval
  • tax treatment or regulatory acceptance
  • government processing times
  • commercial performance or market success
  • any decision made by an independent professional, institution or authority

Our assessments and recommendations are based on the information available at the time & are intended to support informed decision-making. The client remains responsible for decisions taken based on those recommendations.

10. Confidentiality and personal information

We recognise the confidential nature of information shared during an engagement & will handle client information with appropriate professional care.

Information may be shared with – relevant employees, professional advisers, service providers or authorities where reasonably necessary to deliver the agreed services, meet legal or regulatory obligations or protect legitimate business interests.

Our handling of personal information is also governed by our Privacy Policy.

Clients should retain copies of important personal, corporate and application documents provided to Tauriza Partners or third parties unless otherwise agreed.

11. Website content and intellectual property

The information published on this website is provided for general informational purposes. Country requirements, fees, timelines, regulations and other information may change and should not be treated as personalised legal, tax, immigration, investment or financial advice.

Using the website or submitting an enquiry does not create a client relationship.

The Tauriza name, branding, website content, original materials and other intellectual property belong to Tauriza Partners or its respective rights holders and may not be reproduced, modified or commercially used without appropriate permission.

12. Suspension or termination

Tauriza Partners may suspend or terminate an engagement where there is a material breach of these Terms, non-payment, failure to provide required information, misleading or incomplete documentation, unlawful or inappropriate activity, a material compliance concern, a conflict of interest or another circumstance that prevents us from continuing the engagement responsibly.

A client may request termination of an engagement subject to the terms applicable to that engagement.

Termination does not affect fees already earned or third-party costs already incurred, unless otherwise agreed in writing or required by applicable law.

13. Responsibility and liability

Tauriza Partners will use reasonable care in providing the services expressly agreed with the client.

To the extent permitted by applicable law, we will not be responsible for losses arising from inaccurate or incomplete information supplied by the client, decisions made independently by government authorities, banks or third parties, changes in law or policy or circumstances outside our reasonable control.

Nothing in these Terms is intended to exclude or restrict any liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or restricted.

Any further limitation of liability applicable to a particular engagement will be set out in the relevant engagement terms.

14. General terms and contact

These Terms, together with the applicable proposal, engagement letter, invoice or written scope, form the basis of the relationship between Tauriza Partners & the client.

If any provision is found to be invalid or unenforceable – the remaining provisions will continue to apply.

We may update these Terms from time to time to reflect changes to our services, business practices or applicable requirements. The version applicable to an existing engagement will be determined in accordance with the terms agreed for that engagement.

The governing law and dispute-resolution provisions applicable to our engagements will be stated in the relevant final legal documentation.