When looking for a suitable jurisdiction in which to incorporate a company within the European Union (EU), many clients experience certain difficulties in making a final decision in favour of one country or another. Of course, every European country offers numerous benefits, while also presenting potential disadvantages. That is why we always recommend that our clients carefully evaluate and clarify their goals and requirements.

We have more than ten years’ experience in company formation and maintenance worldwide. When you are looking to incorporate a company, it is important to scrutinise a number of factors in order to ascertain the most suitable jurisdiction for you. The Confidus team will assist you with your company formation at every step, and will provide full support. We will remotely incorporate a company within the EU (with nominee services to protect your confidentiality), optimise your corporate taxes (including VAT) and achieve 0% dividends tax to save your funds. Click here to get a ready-made solution to this problem.

The EU is an intergovernmental economic union, which aims to promote free trade and achieve economic stability, and a common internal European market spanning the territory of the 28 EU member states. Establishing a company within the EU may therefore be a great opportunity for your business, not only in terms of gaining access to this internal market, but also as a means of minimising taxes and other financial risks.

Understanding EU companies
In terms of incorporation, every country in the EU has certain specific benefits, not to mention peculiarities in legal procedures for company formation, which may differ between jurisdictions. Some jurisdictions offer relatively quick and accessible remote company formation and maintenance, while others don’t have any black-listed offshore jurisdictions or else may present a great opportunity to minimise taxation (sometimes even to 0%).