Building Businesses That Last

We started dyrenquavos back in 2017 because we noticed something odd. Most business owners we met didn't actually understand their own company structure. And honestly, that's not their fault—the system makes it unnecessarily complicated.

How We Got Here

What began as a small consultancy helping friends set up proper business structures has grown into something we're genuinely proud of. Here's the short version of our journey.

2017

The Beginning

Started with three clients who needed help navigating Australian company formation. We realized there was a real gap between what the regulations require and what most people actually understand.

2021

Expansion

After helping over 200 businesses get their structures right, we expanded our team and developed a clearer process. Turns out, when you explain things in plain language, people appreciate it.

2025

Today

Now we work with businesses across Australia, from sole traders considering incorporation to established operations restructuring for growth. Each situation is different, which keeps things interesting.

What We Actually Do

Company formation sounds straightforward until you're actually doing it. There's the legal structure to consider, compliance requirements that vary by industry, and tax implications that depend on your specific circumstances.

We don't just fill out forms. We spend time understanding where your business is heading, then recommend structures that make sense for that direction. Sometimes that's a standard proprietary limited company. Other times it's a trust arrangement or a hybrid structure.

  • Proprietary limited companies for small to medium businesses
  • Trust structures when asset protection matters
  • Partnership agreements that actually prevent future disputes
  • Restructuring existing businesses that have outgrown their current setup
  • Compliance management so you don't miss critical deadlines
Business consultation workspace with documents and planning materials
Professional meeting discussing company structure options

Who You'll Work With

We're a small team, which means you'll actually get to know the people handling your company formation. No call centers, no rotating staff members.

Brennan Thistlewood, Principal Consultant at dyrenquavos

Brennan Thistlewood

Principal Consultant

Before starting dyrenquavos, I spent seven years at a mid-sized accounting firm where I watched too many businesses struggle with structures that didn't fit their needs. The breaking point was seeing a client pay thousands to restructure their company because nobody had asked the right questions at the start.

These days I work directly with about half our clients, particularly those with more complex situations. The rest of the time I'm making sure our processes stay current with regulatory changes—which happen more often than you'd think.

Email: contact@dyrenquavos.com

How We Approach Company Formation

Every business is different, but our process stays consistent. We've refined this over several years of figuring out what actually matters versus what just sounds important.

01

Understanding Phase

We start by asking about your business plans for the next three to five years. Growth expectations, funding needs, potential partners—all of this affects which structure makes sense. This conversation usually takes about an hour.

02

Structure Recommendation

Based on what we learned, we'll recommend one or two options with clear explanations of the tradeoffs. No jargon, no upselling to more complicated structures than you need. Just honest advice about what fits your situation.

03

Formation Process

Once you've chosen a structure, we handle the paperwork with ASIC and other relevant bodies. We'll keep you updated at each stage, but you won't need to chase us for status updates. The whole process typically takes two to three weeks depending on complexity.

04

Ongoing Support

After formation, we provide compliance reminders and are available when questions come up. Many clients return when circumstances change—bringing on investors, expanding interstate, or preparing for sale. We're here for those conversations too.