Are you planning to establish a company in Slovenia but have been wondering how much initial capital you require? In this article, we will explain about the amount of capital needed, when you have to deposit it and in what manner you have to do the deposit.
Founding capital of a company in Slovenia, EU – which company types require depositing founding capital?
Not all company types require that you have to deposit founding capital in order to establish the company. For example, opening a branch office does not require depositing any founding capital. This is because the branch office is only a part of the existing parent company and not a separate legal entity. Because of this, the parent company is liable for business conduct and financing of the branch office.
Another company type, which does not require depositing founding capital is sole proprietorship. This is because a sole proprietorship is also not a legal entity, but is connected to a natural person. It means that the person, who opened the sole proprietorship, is liable for business conduct with all his personal assets. But you can only open a sole proprietorship if you are an EU citizen or have been living in Slovenia at least 1 year prior to opening it.
Opening an LTD company requires depositing founding capital. The minimal amount you have to deposit is 7.500€. This is true for both opening the LTD company as natural persons or opening a subsidiary. The only difference between these two is that with a subsidiary, the shareholder of the new company is another legal entity.
Founding capital of a company in Slovenia, EU – when do you have to deposit the founding capital?
When establishing an LTD company, you would also have to make the deposit of the founding capital. If you do not do so, the court would not issue a decree about company establishment and your company would not be opened.
You have to make the deposit as soon as you make the act of establishment of the company. You have to make the act of establishment of the company in person in Slovenia. Once you have it, you can go to a bank in Slovenia and open a temporary bank account. You deposit the founding capital to the temporary bank account and the bank issues a certificate of deposit. With that certificate, you can submit the company registration documents to court. In 3-5 business days the company is established and you can open a permanent bank account for your company.
Founding capital of a company in Slovenia, EU – in what manner do you have to make the deposit?
If you are opening a new LTD as a natural person, you can make the deposit of the founding capital either in cash or through bank transfer from a personal bank account. As soon as the money is visible on the temporary bank account, the bank would issue a certificate of deposit.
If you are opening a subsidiary, where the shareholder will be a foreign legal entity, you can only make the deposit through bank transfer. You have to deposit the founding capital from the parent company’s bank account. As soon as the money is visible on the temporary bank account, the bank will issue a certificate of deposit.
Once the company is officially established, your company can use this money for business expenses.
Establish a company with the support of Data!
If you have decided to open a company in Slovenia, you can do the company registration at our One-Stop Shop (VEM/SPOT point) free of charge. We can also assist you to obtain all the necessary documents for company registration.
Data has its own legal department, which can assist you to understand the Slovenian legislation. They can also draft contract for your company.
We provide accountancy services which do the bookkeeping according to Slovenian accountancy standards. Data also offers services of virtual office if your company needs a business address in Slovenia.
If you have additional questions about company registration in Slovenia, you can write to us on our email data@data.si. You can also contact us over the phone 00386 1 6006 270 or 00386 40 530 718 (Viber, WhatsApp). You can also follow us on Facebook.
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