By Caitlyn Buchanan, 22.01.2021 Previously, Germany held a strong stance against the international mobility of companies. Fortunately, German Company Law has shown great progress in recent years and the country has proven to be adaptable to the changing business landscape. It is now possible to transfer the registration of a German GmbH and its registered Read more…

By Kooshila Takoordyal, 17.11.2020 Setting up a subsidiary under your current company (or parent company) could be a great choice for your business. A subsidiary company has the freedom of being an independent company that can engage in new business opportunities while reducing risk to the parent company. What is a Subsidiary Company? A subsidiary Read more…

By Caitlyn Buchanan, 16.11.2020 In the UK, there is a specific legal form for a social enterprise company called the Community Interest Company. The UK introduced this new company type in 2005 which is designed to allow social enterprises to use their profits and assets for social good. Community Interest Companies (CIC) are a special Read more…

By Kooshila Takoordyal, 28.10.2020 Starting a company in Romania is one of Europe’s most promising locations for foreign investors. Romanian companies generally pay tax based on corporate profits, similar to most onshore companies in other jurisdictions. The uniform taxation is just 16% on profits and there is costs for company incorporation and maintenance. The minimum Read more…

By Kooshila Takoordyal, 23.09.2020 Belgium is one of the best locations in Europe for foreign investors who wish to set up a company. There are suitable options for setting up a company in Belgium including a new stand alone company, a subsidiary of an overseas company, or a non-profit company. The Belgian Government offer a Read more…

By Kooshila Takoordyal, 21.08.2020 Updated 26.08.2020 The advanced and disrupting technology of cryptocurrencies and blockchain has taken the world by storm and the value rapidly increased rapidly to more than 5000% in 2017. But the wave is far from over, with 40 million cryptocurrency users worldwide there is still plenty of opportunity in the market Read more…

By Kooshila Takoordyal, 20.08.2020 Confidence is growing for the euro zone’s second-biggest economy as France shows a steady economic recovery from the coronavirus crisis. Registering a Business in France is gaining popularity for many entrepreneurs and business people who have found opportunities within new markets. The spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) has already had a Read more…

Guest Post by Darragh Hayes, Director at LEI Worldwide, 28.07.2020 If you are involved in conducting financial transactions in the European Union you will likely have heard of the Legal Entity Identifier. Legal Entity Identifiers are needed by firms to fulfil their many reporting obligations under a host of recently introduced regulations such as MiFID Read more…

By Cheryl Dutton, 26.06.2020 The Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) and the Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS) are UK Government incentives that encourage innovation by granting private investors a significant tax break when investing in early-stage, ‘high-risk’ companies. UK Company SEIS and EIS Schemes are highly attractive for both investors who are seeking to put their Read more…

By Kooshila Takoordyal, 26.05.2020 Setting up a company in the Netherlands is now more convenient than ever. The exact amount of time and requirements it takes to form a company abroad depends on the country you want to establish your company in. Most entrepreneurs don’t even consider registering their business abroad, but they might be Read more…