Company Registration

Registration and legal creation of a company or corporation: procedures and submission of specific documents for authorization and legal recognition to operate.

• Preparation of the articles of incorporation: This is the document that establishes the creation of the company and defines its corporate purpose, share capital, partners, administrators and the company’s statutes.
• Registration procedures: Once the articles of incorporation have been drafted, the registration procedures are carried out with the Ministry of Economy and the Registry of Commerce, among other entities. These procedures are necessary for the company to acquire legal personality and be able to operate legally.
• Obtaining the Unique Registry Code and the Taxpayer Registry: These records are necessary to carry out tax and commercial operations in your country.
• Legal advice: Advice from a lawyer specializing in the formation of companies to ensure that all legal requirements are met and to avoid future legal problems.

Does not include:

• Notary fees: The cost of the articles of incorporation may vary depending on the notary.
• Taxes: You may have to pay taxes when you set up the company, although this can vary depending on the state where the company is set up and the share capital.
• Registration fees: You may have to pay registration fees to the Ministry of Economy and the Registry of Commerce, among other entities.
• Fees of other professionals: It may be necessary to hire the services of other professionals, such as accountants or financial consultants, which are not always included in the average price.