How to open an enterprise in Montenegro?
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How to open an enterprise in Montenegro?
If you are planning to open an enterprise in Montenegro, you should go through several stages:
Preparatory. To collect the package of documents required for registration, you need to start by choosing the name, legal address, drafting the charter. It is also worthwhile to determine and document the activities of the future company in the documentation. It is better to specify the widest range.
Submission of documents. When the papers are filled, they should go to the Harmful Court. Representation of this body is in Podgorica. In order for your documentation to be registered in the Central Register, personal participation of the founders and the director of the company is necessary. You can work by proxy, but you must personally sign the signature in any case.
Payment of state duties. The fees will be reported to you by a local lawyer working with you, or you will learn them directly upon registration. To register an enterprise in Montenegro, you will have to pay up to 40 euros of duty. The same number will cost printing.
Registration in statistical offices.
Create a Montenegrin bank account. Remember that you will not be able to open an account without authenticating the personal signatures of all the responsible persons. This is done in the community.
Registration with the tax service. There are two tax status organizations, the choice of which depends on the amount of your income. Up to 18 000 euros you are on PIB account, with income over 18 thousand it is necessary to register an enterprise in Montenegro in the same way as domestic VAT - here it is called PDV.
Obtaining permission to use the commercial premises . Apply to the Community at the company registration address. You will need certificates from statistical and tax authorities, that you are already registered; lease agreement, documents confirming the commercial purpose of the premises.
Actually, registering an enterprise in Montenegro is not more difficult than in another country, but there are nuances. So, it is better to contact local lawyers who are well versed in the law and know the subtleties of the process. It is likely to find a good Russian-speaking lawyer to accompany. Bureaucratic delays are not uncommon, so it's great if a person with connections works with you.
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