What are the documents required to establish a company in Croatia?

The documents required to establish a company in Croatia are:

1. Company Establishment Agreement: It is a contract signed between the founders of the company and stating the purpose of the company's establishment, partnership structure, management style and other important details. This contract must be drawn up in the presence of a notary.

2. Company Name Document: The name that the company will use must be determined and submitted to the competent authorities together with the company's establishment petition.

3. Petition for Establishment of the Company: It is a petition showing that the company has been officially established and complies with all legal requirements. This petition must be submitted to the Commercial Court, which will register the company in the trade registry.

4. Partnership Commitment: It is a document signed by the partners of the company and showing how much capital each partner has committed.

5. Appointment Certificate of the Company's Executives: It is a document stating the appointment and duties of the company's board members. This document must be drawn up in the presence of a notary.

6. Company's Capital Commitment: It is a document that shows the capital structure of the company and states how much capital each partner has committed.

7. Company's Activity Certificate: It is a document showing the sector and areas of activity in which the company will operate. This document must be obtained from the relevant sectoral institutions or municipality.

8. Tax Number: In order for the company to become a taxpayer, a tax number to be obtained from the Tax Office is required.

9. Trade Registry Registration: The company must be registered in the Trade Registry. This registration is made by applying to the Commercial Court.

10. Company's Bank Account: The company is required to open a bank account and submit all necessary financial documents. These documents are generally required to establish a company in Croatia. However, since each company's unique needs and industry requirements may differ, some additional documents or permits may be required. Therefore, it is important to consult local authorities or a lawyer to get detailed information about company formation.