Setting up a company in Germany

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    Establishing a company in Germany step by step

    If you are an entrepreneur and would like to expand your business to foreign markets, you will certainly be interested in how to open a company in Germany. The entire process should follow a certain pattern. This will ensure that important legal steps are not missed.

    When starting a business in Germany, you need to remember:

    ● a suitable headquarters and transportation base,

    ● optimal legal form,

    ● bank account,

    ● entries and notifications of activities to relevant authorities,

    ● mandatory memberships,

    ● transportation license.

    As an experienced law firm, we help with all the stages involved in setting up a company in Germany. We support Polish entrepreneurs in entering the market of our western neighbors and provide legal advice at the beginning of the business.

    Registration of a company in Germany – why should you go for it?

    Registering a company in Germany can bring many benefits. It is an ideal way to develop your transportation business in the German market. It will give you the opportunity to conclude new contracts with foreign contractors, as well as complete an unlimited number of transports in Germany. Thus, registering a company in Germany has many advantages. Here are some other advantages resulting from such a solution:

    ● easier access to the EU market,

    ● higher tax-free amount,

    ● no obligation to pay pension contributions,

    ● the possibility of German subsidies,

    ● lower taxes.

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