We offer complete services for setting up a company, including drafting and filing the necessary documents, obtaining approvals and authorizations, and registering the company with the Trade Register. We take care of all the formalities so that you can focus on developing your business.

To establish a company, the following are required: the identity documents of the associates and administrators, three company names, proof of the registered office, the activities you are going to carry out, and, depending on the type of company, other additional documents, such as approvals or operating agreements.

In general, the incorporation of a company can take between 3 and 5 business days from the time all documents are filed with the Trade Registry. The length of the process varies depending on the complexity of the case and the time required to obtain the necessary documents and approvals.

Costs vary depending on the type of company, the complexity of the services required and the duration of hosting the registered office. Please check the section Rates from our website or you can contact us to provide you with a personalized offer.

Yes, in addition to setting up commercial companies and hosting the registered office, we also offer other services, such as: changing the object of activity, capital increases, amendments to the articles of association, and legal and tax consulting. We strive to provide complete solutions for all your business needs.

The choice between a PFA (Authorized Physical Person) and a SRL (Limited Liability Company) depends on several factors, such as the estimated volume of income, the number of employees, the type of activity, but also the legal responsibility you are willing to assume. A PFA is simpler to set up and manage, but you are personally liable with all your assets for the company's obligations. An SRL offers greater protection of personal assets, but the procedures are more complex, both in establishment and administration. Consult our accounting or legal experts to make the best choice for your business.

Setting up an LLC involves the following main steps:

1. Company name reservation at the Trade Register.
2. Drafting the articles of association, which includes details such as registered office, object of activity, share capital, etc.
3. Submission of the incorporation file at the Trade Register, which includes the articles of association, proof of ownership of the registered office and other necessary documents.
4. Obtaining the registration certificate from the Trade Register.
5. . Registration with ANAF for obtaining the tax code and other tax formalities.

Accounting obligations vary between PFA and SRL:

– PFA: He is required to keep single-entry accounting records, which means recording income and expenses. If he exceeds certain income thresholds, he may be required to switch to double-entry accounting.

– SRL: Is required to keep double-entry accounting, which involves a more complex accounting system and usually requires hiring an accountant or contracting an accounting service.

Yes, you can set up an LLC even if you are an employee, provided that you respect the clauses in your employment contract regarding competition and incompatibilities. It is recommended to check your employment contract and discuss it with your employer to avoid any potential conflicts.

Yes, you can change the object of activity of the LLC after its establishment. This is done by submitting a request for amendment to the Trade Register, together with the updated articles of association and other relevant documents. The change will be officially registered after the file is approved.

Headquarters represents the official address at which the company is registered and where legal correspondence will be received. Work point is the location where the company's economic activity is actually carried out. You can have several work points different from the registered office, and each must be declared and registered with the Trade Register, as well as with ANAF.

Yes, you can register your company's registered office at your home address, provided that you have the consent of the owner of the space (if you are not the owner yourself) and that there are no legal restrictions or restrictions from the owners' association. It is necessary to present the documents attesting the right to use the space (property contract, lease, etc.) to the Trade Registry.

The NACE code is a numerical code that identifies the main activity and secondary activities of a company. Choosing the right NACE code is essential because it determines the legal and fiscal framework in which you will carry out your activity. The main NACE code must be mentioned in the articles of association at the time of establishment of the company.

An LLC has several tax obligations, including:

• Profit tax or income tax for microenterprises (depending on the company's turnover and options).
• Value added tax (VAT), if the company is a VAT payer.
• Salary contributions, if the company has employees (CAS, CASS, income tax).
• Periodic tax returns (monthly, quarterly, annual) to ANAF.