Advantages of starting a company in Germany
The process required to register in Germany
first
Company name search
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Confirm registration information
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Submit to the government for approval
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Obtain a certificate of registration
Information required to register a German company
- 1-3 company names (English or German);
- The color scanning copy of the ID card and passport of the shareholder director needs to be notarized and certified by the consulate;
- Proportional distribution of shares among shareholders and directors;
- The registered capital is at least 25,000 euros, and at least half of the actual contribution is required;
- The business scope and nature of the company;
- Fill out the application form.
Information is available upon registration

Certificate of registration

Articles of association

Minutes of company shareholders' meetings

Board of Directors, finance, corporate seal


Tax filing service
Details may vary depending on the type of company, its size and location
Understanding Tax obligations
You need to understand the obligations and requirements of German tax law regarding company taxation. This includes applicable taxes, tax periods, tax rates, etc.
Identify tax categories
Identify the applicable tax categories based on the type of company and its business activities. Common tax categories include value-added tax, income tax, business tax, etc.
Prepare tax returns
Prepare and fill out the tax application form according to the tax category and tax deadline. This may include monthly, quarterly or annual tax forms, depending on the size and type of business your company does.
Tax payment
Pay tax to the German Tax Office on time according to the amount of tax calculated on the return. Make sure you pay your taxes on time to avoid penalties and interest.