In Serbia, a društvo sa ograničenom odgovornošću (d.o.o.), or limited liability company, is a prevalent business structure favored by both local and international entrepreneurs. This model offers limited liability protection, ensuring that shareholders’ personal assets are generally protected from the company’s debts and obligations.
Key Features of a d.o.o.:
Shareholders: A d.o.o. can be established by one or more individuals or legal entities, regardless of nationality or residency. There is no upper limit on the number of shareholders.
Minimum Share Capital: The required minimum share capital is €500. This capital can be contributed in cash, tangible assets, or commercial rights.
Liability: Shareholders’ liability is limited to their investment in the company, safeguarding personal assets from business liabilities.
Management: The company is managed by one or more directors appointed by the shareholders. Directors can be of any nationality and are responsible for the daily operations and representation of the company.
Governing Documents: The primary governing document is the Articles of Association, which outlines the company’s name, registered address, details of founders, share capital distribution, and the rights and obligations of shareholders and directors.
Set up Serbian d.o.o.2490,00 €
Contents of the package
- The registered office address is including (500.00 €) for one year
- Comprehensive startup tips
- Choice of legal form
- Assistance in selecting the scope of activities
- Help in choosing a company name
- Review and establishment of establishment and registered office, elaboration of an agreement
- Information on future tax and parafiscal liabilities and analysis of options for optimizing tax liabilities
- Choice of tax form – lump sum or accounting,
- Preparation to enter in the VAT system
- Filling in and submitting the registration application for company registration
- Accounting from 50.00 euros per month on request