Foreign investors can open a joint stock company in Austria (Aktiengesellschaft/ AG), which is ideal for larger businesses seeking to raise capital through share offerings. A joint stock company has its own legal entity and is responsible for its debts and obligations. Shareholders are only required to fulfill their financial…
A fiscal representative in Austria should be appointed by taxpayers from third countries (outside the EU) who do not have their primary business location or a fixed establishment within the country. The representative will be responsible for complying with Austrian tax laws, facilitating communication with tax authorities, and handling various…
Foreign investors who want to enter the Austrian market can do so by registering a new company or by buying a ready-made company, also known as a shelf company. The investor thus benefits from the incorporation of a foreign company’s history. Although we do not offer shelf companies or ready-made…
The value added tax (VAT) is one of the most important taxes applied by the Austrian Government. It is regulated by the VAT Act and it is administered by the Ministry of Finance. The VAT is an indirect tax as it is imposed on Austrian companies and collected from the buyers of goods or services. Foreign investors opening…
Austria is considered one of the most attractive countries for setting up a holding company. Moreover, Austria is considered by many foreign investors “the ideal holding company location” because of the tax advantages this type of structure offers. Among the benefits an Austrian holding company offers refer to taxation. Our company registration agents in Austria can offer a…
If you want to open a company in Austria and need assistance, you can rely on the company formation services provided by our consultants who can also put you in touch with our accountants in Austria. Quick Facts Services offered by our accountants in Austria - bookkeeping, - preparation of annual financial documents, - payroll,…
Opening a subsidiary in Austria can be a strategic move for foreign companies seeking to explore the business opportunities within the Austrian market. An Austrian subsidiary company falls under the scope of the Company Law and is subject to an easy incorporation procedure. Our company formation agents in Austria can explain the requirements…
Setting up a cryptocurrency company in Austria can be a promising idea for investors. However, they must comply with the laws and regulations regarding cryptocurrencies and be mindful of the potential market risks that could impact their business operations. Presently, there is no mandatory crypto license in Austria in this form. However, registration…
Foreign investors who want to do business in Austria can set up fintech companies as the country is currently one of the most appealing European destinations in this field. Not long ago, the government has launched various programs for startups, many of these companies operating in the fintech sector which is why Austria now has a ‘fintech ecosystem’. Our company…
Trust funds are known as common investment plans where individuals, who in this case are called settlers, can protect their assets and transfer them to the family members at a certain point or period, whether there are movable possessions or not. Foreigners in Austria can establish trusts or private foundations, considering the rules and regulations…
