Corporate and Legal Services in Germany for другие страны and страны мира
Comprehensive Legal Solutions for International Clients
As a full-cycle law firm, we deliver end-to-end support for businesses entering the German market from другие страны and страны мира . Our experienced team assists with every aspect of your operations in Germany — from initial incorporation and ongoing administration to restructuring, regulatory compliance, and liquidation.
Corporate Law & Company Administration
We guide clients from другие страны at every stage of business formation and management. Our corporate services include:
- Incorporation of legal entities and structuring new companies in Germany.
- Drafting and amending constitutional documents to reflect changes to your business.
- Reorganizing or restructuring your company to adapt to market or strategic needs.
- Handling liquidation procedures — including acting as official liquidator if required by law.
- Providing or selling ready-made companies for swift market entry.
Tax Law and Accounting Services
Our tax specialists support companies from страны мира in managing tax obligations and financial records in Germany. Our core offerings:
- Tax consulting and strategic tax planning.
- Ongoing bookkeeping and accounting services.
- Preparation and filing of necessary tax reports.
- Assistance with tax rulings for local authorities.
- Preparation of opening and liquidation balance sheets.
- Restoring historical accounting records when needed.
Intellectual Property (IP) Protection
We protect the interests of international clients with a full IP law practice, including:
- Registration of trademarks and patents in Germany.
- Support with domain name disputes and IP litigation.
- Enforcement and defense of IP rights.
- Nominee holding of trademarks and formal representation before patent offices for clients from other jurisdictions.
Nominee and Administrative Services
For companies from другие страны operating in Germany, we offer professional nominee and administrative support:
- Nominee director and shareholder services.
- Nominee trademark holding to maintain privacy and regulatory compliance.
- Official local representatives for regulatory and patent matters.
- Contact persons and administrative support where German law requires a local presence.
Licensing, Financial Regulation, and Crypto Services
We help clients from страны мира obtain the full scope of regulatory approvals for specialized activities in Germany, including:
- Licensing for financial service providers.
- Authorization for crypto-asset and token offering businesses.
- Guidance on structuring and registering funds and trusts.
- Regulatory support for cryptocurrency exchanges and payment institutions.
Contact us to discuss how our German expertise can support your company’s international expansion. Our team delivers clear, responsive counsel at every stage.
Frequently asked questions about Open a Company in Germany
What is the process to open a company in Germany if I am based in another country?
You need to incorporate a legal entity, draft the required documents, register with authorities, and meet German legal requirements—specialist support can streamline each step.
Can non-residents own and manage companies in Germany?
Yes, non-residents can own and manage German companies, but must comply with local laws, reporting, and sometimes require a registered local representative.
What documents are required for company formation in Germany?
Typically, you need a valid passport, proof of address, articles of association, and a German-registered office address.
Are ready-made shelf companies available for a quicker start in Germany?
Yes, you can buy a ready-made company to enter the market faster and avoid waiting for full incorporation.
What ongoing services are available after company registration?
Services include bookkeeping, accounting, tax compliance, and administration to keep your business running smoothly.
How does tax consulting help international founders in Germany?
Tax consulting helps you plan strategically, reduce tax risks, and manage filings in accordance with German law.
Which types of corporate restructuring are common for foreign businesses in Germany?
Common options include mergers, splits, and changing company structure to adapt to new business needs.
Why is intellectual property protection important when entering the German market?
Registering trademarks or patents helps protect your brand and inventions, and defends you against infringement or disputes.
Can I get nominee director or shareholder services in Germany?
Yes, nominee director and shareholder services are available, helping you meet local legal requirements and maintain privacy.
What kind of licensing is required for financial and crypto businesses in Germany?
You need specialized licenses from German regulators for financial services, payment institutions, and crypto-asset operations.
How can I restore missing or historical accounting records for my German company?
Professional accountants can help reconstruct your financial records and ensure compliance with German standards.
Is legal representation necessary for patent or trademark matters in Germany?
For many IP matters, yes—you’ll need a formal representative before German patent offices, especially if you’re based outside Germany.
What is the difference between incorporating a new company and buying a ready-made company in Germany?
Incorporating a new entity involves starting from scratch, while buying a ready-made company gives you immediate operational status with existing registration.
Is ongoing tax filing mandatory for foreign-owned companies in Germany?
Yes, all companies—regardless of ownership—must submit regular tax filings and comply with financial reporting rules.
Can I use a nominee to hold trademarks on my behalf in Germany?
Yes, nominee holding is allowed and can help you protect privacy or manage multi-jurisdictional IP assets.
What administrative support is available to companies without a physical presence in Germany?
You can get local contact persons, registered offices, and administrative services to meet legal requirements even if you don’t operate from Germany directly.
Do all German companies need a local director or representative?
Not always, but for some activities and compliance, having a local representative is required by law—especially for regulatory and patent matters.
