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I'm more talking about the difficulty associated with going from side project to fledgling company. In the US you just slap up a Delaware Corp, use basically s
by huffmsa 8y ago
I'm more talking about the difficulty associated with going from side project to fledgling company.
In the US you just slap up a Delaware Corp, use basically standard documents for it's structure and ownership and you're off to the races.
Is it that easy in Europe?
- spiralx 8y agoIt is in the UK - go to Companies House, either buy a defunct company name or register a new one, enter your details and some info about what the company will do, pay a small fee {about £25 if you're using an existing name, a bit more otherwise), done. You'll get the basic Articles of Association, share certificates etc in the post, or just download them IIRC.