Seize the chance to turn it into a reality. Establish a subsidiary company in Austria and watch your business thrive.
Austria serves as a strategic gateway to the heart of Europe, where stability converges with innovation. Establish a subsidiary company in this dynamic market to unlock your business’s full potential. With careful planning and expert navigation of the legal and regulatory landscape, your expansion will not only succeed but thrive, positioning you for long-term growth throughout the EU.
Austria offers a strategic location for your European subsidiary Company, a stable economy, and a business-friendly environment, making it an ideal choice. Contact us now to learn more about this opportunity.
To establish a subsidiary company in Austria, you must have a minimum share capital of €10,000, with at least half (€5000) paid up at registration.
The parent company must provide a resolution to establish the subsidiary, along with the Memorandum and Articles of Association, which need notarization, apostille, and translation into German by a sworn translator before submission to the Austrian Commercial Register.
Yes, opening a corporate bank account is essential. The share capital must be deposited into this account prior to final registration.
Once registered, the subsidiary must:
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