Expand your business into the Czech Republic. Leave the tax licence behind and set up a new trading company in the Czech Republic.

Besides company formation in Prague, accounting and advisory services, our wide portfolio of services also includes a registered office address in Prague.

The company formation price includes:

  • expert consultation
  • comprehensive advice
  • preparation of all documents required to set up the company
  • completion of the form for entry in the Commercial Register
  • payment of the fees associated with the registration proceedings

Advantages of setting up an s.r.o. in the Czech Republic:

  • NO TAX LICENCE
  • you become owner and director almost immediately on signing the necessary documents
  • the tax administrator’s consent is not required for the transfer of ownership interests
  • you may be the sole shareholder of more than two other s.r.o. companies
  • share capital from as little as CZK 1
  • straightforward VAT registration for the company

Hundreds of satisfied clients have already used our comprehensive, high-quality services for company formation and advice in the Czech Republic, Poland, the UK, the USA, Hong Kong and Germany.

Don’t take risks – entrust yourself to a firm with worldwide experience and know-how in company formation, subsequent changes to your companies, and tax and legal advice relating to them. We will look after you: from your very first contact with us, you are our friends.

Doing Business Through a Czech Company

The Czech Republic is a natural market for Slovak entrepreneurs and an attractive base for international businesses looking at Central Europe. A similar language and legal tradition, close business ties and a large domestic market make expansion there relatively straightforward. A Czech limited liability company, known as an s.r.o., is the most common vehicle for doing so.

Why Choose a Czech s.r.o.

The s.r.o. combines limited liability for its shareholders with a flexible internal structure. It can be owned by individuals or companies, including foreign ones, and managed by one or more executives. It is well understood by banks, suppliers and customers, which makes it a credible choice for anyone wanting a permanent presence in the Czech market.

Things to Decide Before Formation

  • The company name and its availability in the commercial register
  • The scope of business and any trade licences required
  • The registered office address in the Czech Republic
  • The amount of share capital and how it will be paid
  • Who will be shareholders and executives
  • Whether the company should register for VAT from the start

After the Company Is Registered

Registration in the commercial register is only the beginning. The company will need to register with the tax authorities, open a bank account, set up bookkeeping and, if it employs staff, deal with social security and health insurance. It must also keep its entry in the register up to date and file its financial statements in the collection of documents. Making sure these steps are handled correctly avoids problems later.

Managing a Czech Company From Abroad

Many owners run their Czech company from Slovakia or elsewhere. A registered office service in Prague, reliable mail handling and an accountant familiar with Czech rules make this much easier. It is also worth considering the tax implications in your home country, particularly where the company is managed from there.

If you are ready to expand into the Czech Republic, contact eTuls. We can form your company, provide a registered address in Prague and look after accounting and ongoing compliance.