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>> "And there is a lot more papers to be filled before you start a company." Not true in the UK at least. You can setup a Ltd company for £25 or so and be oper
by axod 17y ago
>> "And there is a lot more papers to be filled before you start a company."
Not true in the UK at least. You can setup a Ltd company for £25 or so and be operating the same day. Then you just have to send in a few papers each year, and of course pay tax :)
From what I've heard, this is far simpler than starting a co in the valley.
- stakent 17y agoCongratulations. There in Poland you have to meet requirements of about half a dozen government agencies. To set up equivalent of Ltd you have to deal with notary and registration court, put some substantial money and wait. Hassle and waiting made a market for registered, ready to go companies.
- BerislavLopac 17y agoThe best way to compare: http://www.doingbusiness.org/ExploreTopics/StartingBusiness/ http://www.doingbusiness.org/ExploreTopics/StartingBusiness/ In short, Europe is too varied a place to make sweeping generalizations. Even within the EU, the differences between two countries can be mind-boggling; in the US there is much less variance between states.
- Luc 17y agoThen just set up a UK Limited company. It's perfectly legal. you'll just pay your annual fee to Companies House in the UK, and you'll pay taxes locally. All this through the wonder of European economical integration...
- stakent 17y agoHmm, looks interesting. A litle bit of legal complexity, but worth investigating. Thank you.