Company Formation & Changes
Procedures done right from the start, with guidance on the tax and accounting obligations that follow.
One point of contact for business procedures and accounting & tax: you do not need a different provider for each task.
Company formation
Single-member and multi-member limited liability companies, and joint stock companies:
- Advice on company type, charter capital and registered business lines
- Preparing and filing the company registration dossier
- Support with opening the company bank account
Initial tax registration package
What must be in place before the first invoice is issued, plus renewals during operation:
- Making the company seal
- Registering the digital signature and the e-tax account
- Registering to use e-invoices
- Guidance on the initial tax procedures after formation
- Renewing e-invoice and digital signature services; registering or changing the e-tax account
Changes to business registration
Changes that arise during operation:
- Changing the company name, head office address or legal representative
- Increasing or reducing charter capital; changing members or shareholders
- Adding or changing business lines
- Sub-licences for conditional business lines
Branches, representative offices, business locations
Expanding or scaling down operations:
- Setting up branches, representative offices and business locations
- Updating details of, or closing, branches, representative offices and business locations
Suspension, resumption and dissolution
When the business needs to pause or close:
- Suspending business operations and resuming them
- Support with dissolving the company
After formation
The first months are when penalties are most likely, because a new business is not yet used to its filing obligations. New businesses are guided through their first filing deadlines and can hand accounting & tax to TRÍ TÍN from the very first month.
Accounting for businesses that have just started operatingForeign investor?
Investment procedures and accounting & tax for foreign-invested enterprises are covered on a separate page.
Foreign-Invested EnterprisesTalk to us about your business procedures
Tell TRÍ TÍN what your business needs to do; we reply with the documents to prepare, the timeline and a quote.
