What are the documents required to establish a company in Czech Republic?

The documents required to establish a company in the Czech Republic are:

1. Certificate of establishment of the company: The certificate of incorporation must be prepared, containing information such as the company's name, headquarters, purpose, capital and board members.

2. Partnership agreement: If the company will be established by more than one partner, a partnership agreement must be prepared. This document determines the rights and responsibilities of partners.

3. Company agreement: A contract should be prepared that describes in detail the field of activity of the company, its operation and the rights and responsibilities of the partners.

4. Capital certificate: A document showing the capital of the company must be submitted. This document may be a bank account book, a bank receipt stating that the capital has been deposited in cash, or a title deed or sales contract stating that the capital has been deposited as movable or immovable property.

5. Commercial registry registration of the company: The company must be registered in the commercial registry. This process indicates that the company has been officially established and will operate.

6. Tax registration: Tax registration must be made for the company to be a taxpayer. The documents required for tax registration may vary depending on the type of company and its field of activity.

7. Workplace permit: Necessary permits must be obtained for the workplace where the company will operate. Workplace permit can be obtained from the municipality or relevant institutions. These documents are generally required to establish a company in the Czech Republic. However, additional documents or permits may be requested depending on the type of company and its field of activity. Therefore, it may be beneficial to work with a lawyer or consultant during the company formation process.