3 ms·
1. No need for a lawyer to draft the bylaws, you can copy-paste from various resources. 2. The newspaper ad thing still exists, is a reminiscence of the past b
by fermigier 8y ago
1. No need for a lawyer to draft the bylaws, you can copy-paste from various resources.
2. The newspaper ad thing still exists, is a reminiscence of the past but only adds 100 euros or something to the overall cost.
3. "Into this account you must deposit no less than €4,000." = probably if your company's capital is $4000. You can start with 1 euro of capital if you wish (but that's probably not the greatest idea).
4. Overall, the easiest way is to first find a good accountant, and let them deal with the administrative side of things for ~1000 euros or less. If you do everything by yourself, you're probably good with 250-300 euros of expenses.
See https://www.service-public.fr/professionnels-entreprises/vosdroits/F23282 https://www.service-public.fr/professionnels-entreprises/vos...
- JumpCrisscross 8y agoEven taking your lowest-cost professional estimate, which deviates from experience and ignores several practical, if not official, costs, we’re talking about 2 weeks versus 24 hours and 4x the cost, with reference to Delaware. It’s a shockingly messy process compared with the U.S., U.K., Hong Kong or even Luxembourg.