What are the documents required to establish a company in Costa Rica?

The documents required to establish a company in Costa Rica are:

1. Company registration application form: You must fill out an application form that includes information such as the company's name, address, field of activity, names and shares of partners.

2. Company contract: The contract to be used in the establishment of the company determines the rights and responsibilities of the partners.

3. Identity documents of the partners: Photocopies of the identity documents (such as passport or identity card) of the partners who are the founders of the company are required.

4. Company's tax registration number (NIT): In order for the company to become a taxpayer, you must obtain a tax registration number from the Costa Rica Tax Office.

5. Local representative of the company: Foreign companies are required to have a representative located in Costa Rica.

6. Company's activity certificate: You must submit a document stating the company's field of activity.

7. Capital of the company: You must submit a document stating the capital of the company and the capital shares of the partners.

8. Permits from local authorities: To operate in some sectors (for example, finance, telecommunications, energy), you need to obtain permission from local authorities. After completing these documents, you can register your company by applying to the Costa Rica Chamber of Commerce. If your application is accepted, your company will be officially established.