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Company Formation in Czech Republic F.A.Q
We offer Company Formation Services in Czech Republic and details on how to incorporate a Czech company, VAT registration, establish a bank account and setup of a virtual office in Czech Republic.
1. What is the minimum share capital of a Czech s.r.o (Limited Liability Company)?
A Czech LLC has approx. 7,938 EUR as minimum capital.
2. What is the minimum share capital for a Czech AS (Joint Stock Company)?
In order to form a Czech Joint Stock Company the founders must provide a minimum capital of at least 79,384 EUR (approximate figure). At least 30% of the minimum capital and 100% of the non-monetary contributions must be paid up before registration.
3. Are there any special requirements for establishing a s.r.o in the Czech Republic?
A Czech SRO is a regular Limited Liability Company set up by at least one founder, who is not required to be resident of the Czech Republic, nor have Czech citizenship. As a rule, a Czech Limited Liability Company must have a registered office in the Czech Republic and in the course of the registration process it must prove its legal title to the office, for example rental agreement, or a consent of the owner. Even though the physical presence is not mandatory in the incorporation process of a company, some banks may require one visit of the bank account titular.
4. How can I open a bank account in The Czech Republic?
In order for the company to engage in commercial activities it needs to open a bank account in the Czech Republic. Although the procedure might seem complex, it varies from bank to bank, and it may be simplified with specialized help. The minimum required capital is deposited in a temporary account, which will be unblocked upon registration. The foundation deed of the company along with the articles of association and memorandum must be submitted in a file. Some banks may require the presence of a director, while others may be satisfied if the bank account is established by a representative authorized through power of attorney.
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Company Formation in Czech Republic
BridgeWest provides company formation in the Czech Republic. Our assistance includes: > drafting the Articles of Association (necessary for the company incorporation in the Czech Republic); The Articles of Association of a Czech Republic company can be signed through Power of Attorney (the same applies to Public Notary proceedings, a step required by the Czech Law). > drafting all other documents…
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