The fees for company registration in Germany mainly include the following aspects:
1. Notarization fee for the articles of association: This is an indispensable part of the registration process and needs to be notarized by a notary public. The notary fee is gradually escalated according to the level of registered capital and the number of shareholdersFor a registration fee of 50,000 euros, the total cost is around 1,500 euros.
2. Attorney's fees: German lawyers play an important role in assisting in the process of company registration, so certain costs will be incurred.
3. Court fees: After submitting the application for company registration, you need to pay a certain fee to the local court.
4. Federal advertising fee: After the completion of the company registration, it is necessary to publish the advertisement in the official gazette, which is also required to pay a fee.
In addition to these basic expenses, there are also operational costs to consider, including office rent, tax accountant fees, and chamber of commerce annual fees. For example, the rent of an office is around 250 850 euros per month, depending on the city;Tax accountant fees are generally outsourced to a tax accountant firm and amount to €300,550 per month;**After setting up the company, it is necessary to join the local German Chamber of Commerce, which costs about 900 euros for three years.