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Company Formation in Slovenia
F.A.Q.
BridgeWest provides company formation in Slovenia. Our assistance includes:
> drafting the Articles of Association (necessary for the company incorporation in Slovenia); The Articles of Association can be signed through Power of Attorney, therefore the physical presence of the shareholders and directors is not required.
> drafting all other documents required for the incorporation; These documents are: Specimen Signatures, Affidavits, Special Forms provided by the Slovenian Trade Register.
> arranging Public Notary procedures (if the foreign shareholders visit the country) and/or certified translations (if the shareholders will provide the required documents via mail).
> setting up a bank account for your Slovenian company. This refers both to an initial share capital account as well as a current bank account after the company is formed.
> recommending a Slovenian accountant; Accountancy services are recommended for any new business registration in Slovenia.
BridgeWest can provide assistance for the formation of the following types of companies:
> Druzba z Omejeno Odgovornostjo (D.O.O. - Limited Liability company) This type of Slovenian company can have one shareholder and one director and must maintain a local address (office) and a minimum share capital of EUR 7,500.
> Delniska druzba (D.D) - Joint Stock company) This type of Slovenian company must have at least five shareholders, a managing board and must maintain a local address and a minumum share capital of EUR 25,000.
BridgeWest is also able to offer ready-made Slovenian companies and VAT registration.
Please contact us for more information and prices.
Articles on Company Formation in Slovenia
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1. What is the minimum share capital for a Limited Liability Company in Slovenia? A Limited Liability Company or D.O.O. in Slovenia needs a minimum capital share of 7,500 EUR in order to be set up. If there are several shareholders, each of them has to pay at least 50 EUR. At least 25% of each cont ...
1. What is the corporate tax in Slovenia? A company registered in Slovenia has to pay a corporate income tax of 20%. There are also cases when investment funds, pension funds and insurance undertakings for pension plans are exempt from the corporate tax. 2. What is the VAT in Slovenia? The standard ...
1. What is the VAT in Slovenia? The standard VAT rate in Slovenia is 20% for almost all goods and services. A reduced VAT rate of 8.5% applies to certain goods and services, such as food, water supply, medicines, public transportation, books and some entertainment tickets. There are also some transa ...
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Call us now at +44 203 287 0408 to set up an appointment with our lawyers and accountants in Ljubljana. Alternatively you can incorporate your company without traveling to Slovenia.
As a BridgeWest client, you will beneficiate from the joint expertize of local lawyers and international consultants. Together we will be able to offer you the specialized help you require for your business start-up in Slovenia.