Company incorporation is the process of founding a company, which leads to entry in the official public register. Company incorporation includes the shareholders’ agreement establishing a company, the agreement governing the company’s management structure, initial contributions to its capital, the appointment of directors and the establishment of other provisions for shareholders and company officials and their relationships. Deciding on a company address is already crucial at this stage, but starting a business is a lot more than meets the eye. Before you even get started you will need to make a number of important decisions regarding your future business and these decisions will dramatically affect all other aspects including the incorporation process, the required documents and the taxes your business will have to pay.

Main stages of founding a company
If you want to start a business, you need to register a business. However, there are many questions and issues to consider during the business formation process such as: etc. Confidus Solutions is here to clarify everything and give you a clear picture of the whole incorporation process, as well as provide legal advice on how to achieve your goals and what solutions are most efficient for you.

For the sake of simplicity, we can divide the whole company formation process into three main phases: preparation, when all the important decisions regarding jurisdiction and legal form are made; Registration, when the company’s legal documents are signed and submitted to the National Business Register; and Closing – after the company is registered there are some things you need to take care of before starting your business such as: B. Opening a bank account and acquiring VAT status (if required). You can read more about this below.