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How To Register A Company In France?

2008/8/26 17:17:00 41801

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Recently, many people asked about how to invest and do business abroad.

Chinese enterprises will encounter many difficulties when they go out.

Trade barriers and high tariffs are a major problem.

Therefore, many enterprises will choose to run factories or establish companies locally.

Then I'll show you how to set up a company in France.

First, let me introduce to you the characteristics of French companies.

France is very strict with the management of the company. Once the company is established, it will have to operate routinely. There is no concept of shell company.

In addition, in France, the cost of registered companies is slightly higher than that of Hongkong and the United States.

At present, there are no special preferential policies for foreigners to start businesses in China.

However, compared to the high tariffs imported by France, there is still much more room for enterprises to invest in factories.

If you want to register in France, you need to have a legal representative first.

The legal person here does not have any nationality restrictions, but it must first apply for a businessman's certificate to get the residence of a businessman.

In the case of registration, there are enterprise registration and declaration centers in all parts of France. They provide registration services specially for the company. You can go to the enterprise registration center in the jurisdiction of the company for registration.

In France, there are two most common commercial companies, one is Limited by Share Ltd and the other is Limited Liability Company.

The choice of which company to set up depends entirely on the company's turnover, scope of operation and scale of investment.

Under normal circumstances, if the annual turnover is above 610 thousand euro, the Limited by Share Ltd should be considered.

In terms of registered capital, France requires that Limited Liability Company's registered capital be at least 7500 euros.

At the time of registration, the minimum actual capital is generally 1500 euros. The 1500 Euro capital must be registered at the time of registration, and the remaining 6000 euros is within 5 years after registration.

The Limited by Share Ltd's registered capital is not less than 40 thousand euros.

If the company takes the form of public offering, the capital is not more than 800 thousand euros.

The materials required to register French companies are similar to those in China.