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Formation
and valuation

Company formation, valuation of in-kind contributions, and feasibility studies for banks and lenders.

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Forming a company — one step on top of another
5Tax card and VAT registration
4Commercial registry entry
3In-kind contribution valuation, if any
2Articles of association
1Trade name reservation
The company is ready to trade and invoice
Debit and credit

What you hand over,
and what you get back.

You hand over at the start

  • Partner details and copies of IDs or passports
  • The proposed trade name and activity
  • The capital and how it is paid
  • Details of in-kind contributions, if any

You get at delivery

  • Advice on the right legal form
  • Articles of association and commercial registry entry
  • Tax card, and VAT registration if needed
  • A valuation report for in-kind contributions
  • A feasibility study with figures for the lender
When you need one

Not only
at formation.

Whenever an asset enters the capital, or a partner joins or leaves, you need an independent figure that everyone can rely on.

01

In-kind contributionLand, equipment or a trademark contributed to capital.

02

A partner joins or leavesA fair value for the share before transfer.

03

Merger or change of legal formValuation of the companies involved.

04

Financing applicationA feasibility study and cash flow forecast for the bank.

Common questions
Which legal form suits us?

It depends on the number of partners, the activity and the capital. We explain the differences before we start.

How long does formation take?

It depends on the legal form and the authority. We tell you the expected time before we start.

The bank wants a feasibility study

We build it with figures that can be checked, and the bank can ask about any of them.

Tell us about your formation and valuation needs, and we reply with a fee proposal.

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