The following main forms of legal entities may be established in the Czech Republic:
General commercial partnership (veřejná obchodní společnost - v.o.s.);
Limited partnership (komanditní společnost - k.s.);
Joint stock company (akciová společnost - a.s.);
Limited liability company (LLC - společnost s ručením omezeným - s.r.o.).
This is a widely favored business entity, especially among small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). It offers a flexible and straightforward structure while providing limited liability protection to its owners, referred to as shareholders.
Basic documents required for company registration
The Czech Republic is distinguished by its stable political environment and business-friendly policies, making it an ideal foundation for your company’s operations.
On the first stage, it is required to provide KYC package:
A scanned copy or photo of a valid passport;
Personal identification card (ID) or driving license;
On the second stage, it is required to provide original documents’s package :
Certificate of non-criminal record from the country of citizenship, issued within the last 3 months.
Please note, this list is not exhaustive and may be subject to change or supplementation depending on the specific case. Original documents must be certified in accordance with applicable law.
Initial steps
Please note, that:
The company becomes a legal entity and can commence operations only after the above steps are completed and the company is registered with the Commercial Register.
After the incorporation, the newly established company shall maintain accurate bookkeeping and comply with tax and commercial registration obligations from the onset.
The managing director of the newly established Czech company will be provided with the access to the Data Box relating to the company. The Data Box system represents a cornerstone in the Czech Republic’s e-Government initiative, aiming to modernize and secure interactions between the state, businesses, and citizens.
Timeframe for Registration of Company in the Czech Republic
The actual registration process typically takes 5–7 business days once all required documents have been submitted. However, the document preparation phase, including the collection of necessary information, may extend the overall timeline. On average, the complete process, from initiation to final registration, can take between 4 to 6 weeks, assuming there are no complications or delays in preparing or submitting the required documentation.
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