Company Formation (Sole, Limited, Joint-Stock)
We help you choose the right company type and guide you through every official step of formation.
About this service
The right company type depends on your scale, ownership structure and tax planning. A sole proprietorship is set up quickly and cheaply; limited and joint-stock companies provide limited liability and a corporate structure. The wrong choice means higher tax and conversion costs later, so we plan with you before formation.
We manage the whole process — tax office registration, trade registry, signature circular, e-invoice/e-archive applications and setting up the accounting infrastructure — so you can focus on your business while we handle the official steps.
What's included
- Company type selection and tax comparison
- Tax office registration
- Trade registry filing (limited / joint-stock)
- e-invoice, e-archive and accounting setup
- First-period obligation plan after formation
Frequently Asked Questions
- Should I set up a sole proprietorship or a limited company?
- For low turnover and a single-person start, a sole proprietorship is usually more advantageous; as turnover grows and partnership/corporate needs arise, a limited company stands out. See our 'Sole vs. Limited' guide for a detailed comparison.
- Is there a capital requirement for a limited company?
- Yes, limited companies have a minimum capital requirement, part of which is committed at formation. Contact us before setting up for the current capital amount and payment terms.
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Let's plan the process together. Contact us for a solution tailored to your needs.