Practical articles about Slovak limited liability companies, ready-made companies, VAT, company formation and virtual registered offices. Changes in the Commercial Register and other obligations that may affect entrepreneurs and business owners in Slovakia are also monitored.
From 17 August 2026, the rules of the Commercial Register will change significantly. The new Act No. 29/2026 Coll. introduces legally binding online data, new rules for founding documents, a broader role for notaries, limited representation, and interconnection of registers. For entrepreneurs, this means less paperwork in some steps, but at the...
If it is clear from the start that the business will operate B2B, invest in inputs, or grow quickly, it is worth handling VAT together with the company formation. In addition, in 2026 it is necessary to take into account the new commercial register and preparation for e-invoicing from 2027. Here is how to combine these steps into one effective...
Establishing a limited liability company s. r. o. in 2026 means dealing with much more than just a form for the Commercial Register. From August 17, the rules for registration and the format of several documents are changing. This article shows how to break the new process down into specific steps and prepare the company for real business, not just...
A virtual office in Bratislava can reduce fixed costs, protect privacy and at the same time give a company a professional address. However, the difference between a good and a problematic service often becomes clear only with the first important delivery. Here is what to check in 2026 before placing an order.
Voluntary VAT registration can be a strategic advantage, but it is not automatically the right step for every company. Find out when it makes economic sense in 2026, what documents the tax office may request, and how to prepare for the process without unnecessary complications.
The list of ready-made companies is not just a table of names and prices. The right choice depends on the age of the company, VAT regime, registered office, history, and the scope of service after the transfer. See what to look for in the 2026 offer so that the company is not just a quick purchase, but a usable foundation for any business....
To be a VAT payer or remain a non-payer? In 2026, it is no longer just about the turnover threshold. The decision affects the price for the client, VAT deduction, administration, cash flow, and the company’s readiness for growth. See which regime makes sense for this particular business model.
Want to start a business without unnecessary waiting? Ready-made S. R. O. can shorten your path to a functioning company, but only if you know exactly what you are buying. This article shows when a ready-made company is worth it, what to check before the transfer, and when it is better to set up a completely new company.