Starting Companies & Foundations in the Czech Republic — Transparently and Effortlessly with NAWI

We assist in starting a company in the Czech Republic comprehensively. We handle document preparation, registration, and licensing. If you require the legal establishment of a company or registration of a legal entity's activities (foundation, trust fund, etc.), reach out to NAWI specialists. Our services extend globally to any country. Additionally, we undertake organizing the appropriate company structure, optimizing management, minimizing tax burdens, and more.

Our primary objective is to ensure your business operates seamlessly.

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Company Registration in the Czech Republic: What Benefits Await You?

Increased sncome

Business owners gain access to a solvent audience eager to purchase products or services. This is facilitated by the country's stable economy, making it the sixth most attractive country in Europe to start a business, according to the financial organization NimbleFins.

Eliminate corruption schemes

Transparency is a hallmark of the Czech Republic. There's no need to resort to bribes for preferential treatment.

Government support

The country's leadership actively promotes startup development by offering subsidies, tax rebates, expense reimbursements, and other forms of monetary or in-kind assistance. Additionally, the Czech Republic boasts a favorable corporate tax rate, capped at 19%.

Attractive conditions for non-residents

Migrants in the Czech Republic enjoy equal opportunities and rights as Czech citizens. This includes the ability to secure a low-rate loan and the option to open a company with a minimal share capital of just one Czech crown (1 CZK).

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Registration of a company in the Czech Republic will interest the following categories of citizens and business representatives:

Who Will Benefit from the Service

Non-residents deciding to permanently relocate to the Czech Republic
Ukrainian entrepreneurs who are forced to relocate their businesses to safer countries due to military operations or occupation
Legal entities seeking an attractive niche for development
Companies planning to expand their business in the Schengen area

The Czech Republic's EU membership opens avenues for local businessmen to access the lucrative European market. This allows the sale of products in Germany, Poland, Austria, Italy, France, Spain, and other Schengen countries without undergoing lengthy customs checks.

Favorable investment areas include light industry, mechanical engineering, agriculture, tourism, and the service sector. According to the Czech Statistical Office, it is possible to obtain a business license in over 80 sectors in the Czech Republic.

Non-residents who want to open a company in the Czech Republic need to collect this package of documents:

Documents for registering the company in the Czech Republic

a document legalizing your stay in the Czech Republic, such as a foreign or domestic passport
a certificate of no criminal record —– individuals with a criminal history in any country are ineligible to conduct business
registration of the legal address for the sole proprietorship or company
information about the founders and director of the organization (separately for each)
a list of the company's activities, classified by code
opening a bank account and confirmation of the minimum share capital

Starting a Business in the Czech Republic: Step by Step

Over the past year, more than 100,000 new companies have been opened
Of this, more than 2400 have a non-Czech owner

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Selecting the legal form of incorporation for your company

Choose from various options such as a limited liability company (LLC), a general partnership (VOS), a Czech joint-stock company (AS), among others. The most optimal choice typically is a limited liability company.

Preparing the company's articles of association and appointing directors and management

Our team will draft the articles of association, defining fundamental operational rules, shareholders' rights, and management obligations.

Registering a unique name

After the naming procedure, we proceed to officially register the company and confirm its legal address in the Czech Republic.

Conducting registration activities and opening a bank account

Our notary prepares all necessary documents in advance. Subsequently, we register them, open a bank account, and confirm the deposit of the required share capital.

Obtaining a trade license from the Czech Licensing office

We handle document preparation, determine the necessary license category, submit the application, pay the requisite fees, and acquire an approval document from the competent authority.

Registering with the local Commercial court

This step involves the registration process at the company's legal registration location.

Registering the company with the Tax Administration

Acquiring a DIC (Daňové identifikační číslo), a unique tax number for your company, involves filling out the appropriate form and paying the license fee.

Upon completion of these procedures, the company receives a permit to conduct business in specific areas. Non-residents can either register as a legal entity, such as a Limited Liability Company or open a licensed company.

Pitfalls of Registering a Business in the Czech Republic

Features of opening an account for statutory capital in the Czech Republic

If the company's share capital exceeds 20,000 CZK, you must establish a dedicated account for depositing the share capital. However, it's crucial to note that approval is not guaranteed in every case.

Specifics of cooperation with Czech banks

Czech banks are reluctant to cooperate with non-residents who are unable to immediately contribute several thousand crowns to the charter capital.

Communication problems for foreigners

If you do not speak the language, you may have problems with communication with the notary, who must make sure that you understand everything you sign.

The material and time investments in starting a business in the Czech Republic are fully compensated by the opportunities offered by this country for successful business activities. To ensure efficient registration, you should enlist the support of experienced professionals. That's exactly what NAWI does.

5 Reasons to Choose NAWI for Your Czech Republic Company Registration

Swift Registration Process

From application submission to paperwork completion, it takes just 2-3 business days.

Comprehensive Registration Services

We provide turnkey solutions. Once registered, you're ready to kickstart your business.

Cost-Effective Services

No hidden fees or unnecessary services.

Security and Legality

All services align with local legislation, and payments are processed through officially registered channels.

Individual approach

We advise our clients on the best option for registering a business, taking into account the scope of the company's activities, the extent of tax regulation, the location, and other factors.

We will select the best business registration option for each client. Analyzing the client's requirements and needs, we offer a productive format for setting up a company in Prague, Brno, Pilsen, Liberec, Ostrava, and other Czech cities and regions.

What Results Can You Expect from Our Collaboration?

A comprehensive set of registration documents

We'll prepare all license agreements and declarations, enabling you to conduct business in the Czech Republic legally.

An opportunity to conduct business activities transparently

You will only have to pay tax contributions in accordance with the requirements of local legislation.

Good profits

We advise our clients on areas where they can earn a stable income without the need for large initial investments.

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Why Choose Us?

Over 10 Years of Experience

Forget about the problems with opening a corporate bank account in Europe! Rejections, blocking of funds, account closures and constant difficulties with verification — all this will stop hindering your business in the Czech Republic and Europe as a whole.

Guaranteed Results

Partnerships with Leading Banks

Benefit from our collaborations with renowned banks such as Česká spořitelna, Komerční banka, ČSOB (Československá Obchodní Banka), UniCredit Bank, and Raiffeisenbank. We assure successful navigation through any challenges that may arise.

Global Banking Services and High-Risk Niches

NAWI provides comprehensive banking services, facilitating account openings in the Czech Republic and globally. Partnered with Creditas and J&T banks, we specialize in high-risk sectors like gambling, forex, exports, and other industries. Our tailored support and guidance cater to your specific needs.

What do customers say about us?

Oleh Mono

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Alex LA

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Questions&Answers

How to open an account in a Czech bank?

To open an account, prepare for KYC, create a customer profile, and organize your documents. Present your website, provide a detailed business description, and submit an office lease agreement before choosing a banking institution. Ensure the selected bank agrees to the established status fee. Initially, a temporary account is opened, and 50% of the specified amount is deposited. After registration procedures, the second part is deposited, making the account permanent.

How is business taxation in the Czech Republic carried out?

After completing the registration procedures, the company must pay corporate income tax, the standard amount of which is 19% of the business profitability. The tax period can be either a calendar year or a financial year. The taxpayer independently calculates the amount of the contribution and pays it within 1 to 6 months.

Are there any obstacles to starting a company in the Czech Republic by a non-resident?

If a person meets the requirements for starting a business (age, no criminal record, availability of documents), there are no obstacles to starting a company. Equal conditions are created for both Czech citizens and non-residents from different countries of the world, regardless of nationality, religious or ethnic affiliation, health status, gender, or other indicators.

What is the timeframe for completing business registration?

Usually, it takes up to two business days from document submission to a notary for company registration.

How much does It cost to start a business in the Czech Republic?

Fees are calculated on an individual basis and depend on the legal form of the company, the need for legal support, and other related services.