Doing Business in Ukraine
General Legal Framework Ukraine is a civil law country with a codified legal system. The primary legal acts governing business activities include the Civil Code,
25 March 2026
General Legal Framework Ukraine is a civil law country with a codified legal system. The primary legal acts governing business activities include the Civil Code,
1. Doing Business as Individuals (Natural Persons) – Sole Trader (ET) Any Bulgarian or foreign citizen with legal residence status in Bulgaria can register as
I. Companies In Hungary today, the majority of business activities are conducted through membership relationships in companies. Therefore, I find it necessary to provide a
Doing Business as Individuals (Natural Persons) – Operation of a Trade Anybody wishing to carry out business as a natural person may do so either
Corporate types or legal forms for carrying out business in Greece A: Personal Companies General Partnership (G.P./ in Greek “E.”) Association of two or more
General Traits, Legal System & the Cyprus Tax Regime International Relations Cyprus has a stable democratic government and social system, and has historically followed a non-aligned
About companies in Serbia A company is established on an indefinite or definite basis time. A society is considered to be founded on the indefinite
Business presence Following entities are commonly used for doing business in Czech Republic: A general partnership (v.o.s.) is a company of at least two persons
COMMERCIAL COMPANY The Law on Commercial Companies stipulates the following forms / types of commercial companies: PARTNERSHIPS Public commercial companies (j.t.d.) Limited partnership (k.d.) Economic
Types of companies in Denmark Danish limited company, the most used are: Public Limited Company(“A/S”) Ideal for major investments. Minimum share capital: DKK 500,000. Shareholders’
Public liability company (in Lithuanian: “akcinė bendrovė” or abbreviation “AB”) minimum share capital must be not less than EUR 40,000.00; hares may be offered and traded
Business presence There are different ways to start business in Slovenia. According to § 3 and § 1 of the Slovenian Companies Act (ZGD-1) a
I. Business Structures There are two main types of business entities clearly distinguished and defined by Swiss law: Capital-based companies – stock corporation and limited
A general guide to the rules under Swedish commercial law Types of company In Sweden business activities are primarily conducted through three different types of
Business presence According to § 1 of the Austrian Code of Commerce (UGB) anybody who runs a company is doing business. A company is defined
Business presence Main vehicles for doing business in Finland: Finnish company, the most used are: Public Limited Company (“Oyj”) Ideal for mayor investments. Minimum share
Business presence The Polish law provides for the following forms of business activity: Sole tradership (one-man business) Civil code partnership – ideal for small-scale business
Business presence There are a lot of different entities to start doing business in Belgium.The NV/SA and the BVBA/SPRL are the most widely used forms
Business presence Main vehicles for doing business in Germany are German companies. (Almost) all of them are registered at the at the trade register of the
Business Many steps must be taken to start a business in the Netherlands. There are a lot of different entities, the most common entity to
Business presence Main vehicles for doing business in Romania: Romanian company, the most used are: Joint Stock Company (“SA”) Ideal for mayor investments. Minimum share
Businesses It is very easy to start a business in England. There are few formalities and many individuals start a business from their own homes.
Types of Business Main vehicles for doing business in Italy: There are three different types of companies Partnerships (Società di persone) Corporations (Società di capitali)
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