A nitpic: with a traditional S.R.L., 10k€ is the minimum capital of the company, but you don't actually need all of it to get started. A S.R.L. only needs 25%

A nitpic: with a traditional S.R.L., 10k€ is the minimum capital of the company, but you don't actually need all of it to get started. A S.R.L. only needs 25% of its capital to get started, so you need at a minimum 2500€, which your newborn company will spend anyway in its first month, to pay the notary and the registration fees. Of course if you go bankrupt you still need to pay the remaining 75% of the capital to pay your debts. Overall, the new form of reduced-capital S.R.L. will make you save around 1500€ for the notary, but it remains quite onerous, especially time-wise, because of all the bureaucracy you need to go through.