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Company Formation in the Czech Republic

 

Our team specializes in facilitating the establishment of companies in the Czech Republic, offering comprehensive turnkey solutions. Additionally, we extend our support by providing tailored accounting and legal services to meet the specific needs of our clients.

 

Our service portfolio encompasses a wide spectrum of company registration services within the Czech Republic. This includes furnishing a legal address and preparing all essential incorporation documentation.

 

We initiate firm registrations through various methods, including power of attorney, in-person notarization, or electronically. Entrusting your company registration to us ensures access to professional and reliable services. We are committed to establishing a steadfast partnership with you, addressing your future legal and corporate requirements.

Limited Liability Company

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Limited Liability Company in the Czech Republic is a type of business entity that is popular among small and medium-sized businesses. It offers a flexible and straightforward business structure that provides limited liability protection to its owners, who are known as shareholders.

 

Benefits to Open a Company in the Czech Republic:

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  1. Limited Liability Protection: One of the most significant advantages of forming an LLC is the protection it provides. Shareholders' liability is generally limited to the amount they contribute to the company's share capital. This shields your personal assets from business debts and liabilities, ensuring peace of mind.

  2. Low Minimum Share Capital: The Czech Republic requires a minimal share capital investment starting at 1 CZK. This minimal capital requirement makes starting a business more accessible to a wide range of entrepreneurs.

  3. Versatility for Business Activities: LLCs are highly versatile, enabling engagement in a diverse range of business activities. Whether you're involved in trading, services, manufacturing, or technology, this business structure can adapt to your unique business needs.

  4. Straightforward Registration and Governance: Set up a company in the Czech Republic is relatively simple.

There are Certain Advantages to Open a Company in the Czech Republic

Strategic Location

The Czech Republic is strategically located in the heart of Europe, providing easy access to both Western and Eastern European markets. This central location makes it a favorable hub for businesses engaged in international trade.

Infrastructure

The country has modern infrastructure, including well-developed transportation networks, access to major European cities, and reliable utilities. This infrastructure is conducive to efficient logistics and operations.

​Skilled Workforce

The country boasts a well-educated and skilled workforce with a strong focus on technical and engineering disciplines. This can be especially advantageous for companies in high-tech and manufacturing sectors.

Access to EU Markets

As a European Union member state, the Czech Republic provides access to a market of over 446 million consumers. This makes it an attractive base for companies seeking to tap into the EU market.

Business-Friendly Environment

The Czech Republic offers a business-friendly environment with a stable economy, low inflation, and low corporate tax rates. The regulatory framework is transparent, making it easier to navigate legal requirements.

Investment Incentives

The Czech government offers various incentives to attract foreign investment, including grants, tax relief, and subsidies in specific industries and regions. These incentives can significantly reduce startup and operational costs.

Product Plans

We provide advice on Czech corporate law matters and we handle all Czech company formation and business incorporation matters on behalf of Clients.

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  • We will represent you to the authorities

  • You will have a professional accountant

  • You will have an advisor available all the time

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Basic

  1. Lookup the name in the registry and verify its uniqueness and localization.

  2. Choosing the organization's business registration type.

  3. Notarial deed of a company.

  4. Register a company with the Trade Licensing Office

  5. Registration for tax purposes with the Tax Office.

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Standard

  1. Lookup the name in the registry and verify its uniqueness and localization

  2. Choosing the organization's business registration type

  3. Notarial deed of a company

  4. Register a company with the Trade Licensing Office

  5. Registration for tax purposes with the Tax Office

  6. Yearly legal address

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Full

  1. Lookup the name in the registry and verify its uniqueness and localization

  2. Choosing the organization's business registration type

  3. Notarial deed of a company

  4. Register a company with the Trade Licensing Office

  5. Registration for tax purposes with the Tax Office

  6. Yearly legal address

  7. Accounting services

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Our Additional Services:

 

  • Company incorporation in the Czech Republic and registration of company branches

  • Winding up the limited liability company, voluntary associations, cooperatives

  • Accounting services

  • Virtual address

  • Assistance with opening bank accounts

  • Drafting and negotiating of articles of incorporation, shareholders' agreements, commercial contracts, employment contracts

  • Registration of statutory changes

  • Assistance with business licence applications

How Does it Work?

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Consultation with our legal advisor

Documents collection

Company registration in the Czech Republic

After registration, we will send you the documents and you can start your business

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to register a company in the Czech Republic?

The time it takes to register a company in the Czech Republic can vary depending on several factors, including the type of company and the registration process. In general, the registration process typically takes approximately 3 to 7 working days. However, it's important to note that this timeline can be shorter or longer based on specific circumstances. For instance, a sole proprietorship or a simple limited liability company (s.r.o.) registration may be quicker, while more complex business structures or additional administrative requirements can extend the timeline.

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