Business Start-ups


In the beginning there is an idea and then...?

If you are looking to establish a company, there is a whole range of preparatory work to consider.

From choosing the legal form that fits best over financing, capital investment planning and profit planning to the structure of the new enterprise, very often mistakes are made in the very beginning. If the required capital resources are not planned with foresight and instead of focusing on the market, the founder of the company has to put all his energy into mending his financing structure.

This is also the case if the duties of the general manager are not defined clearly enough and questions of liability are underestimated.

Or if the responsibilities in the new business have not been clearly defined or the current corporate costs have simply been calculated too low, and thus liquidity problems become an issue.

We will advise you, starting from the idea of setting up a business and including all questions regarding the company structure in legal, tax and structural aspects. For our aim is to attend to your needs and make you an economically healthy and satisfied client right from the start.


Important issues we tackle:
See how you can benefit from our services:
  • Does my business idea stand a chance on the market?
  • Do I need a feasibility study?
  • Which liabilities can I/do I want to assume?
  • What are the advantages and disadvantages of the various legal forms?
  • What are the direct costs of establishing a business undertaking?
  • Which legal steps do I have to take?
  • How much does registration in the company register cost, and what do I need to do to be registered?
  • Which trading license do I have to apply for and how?
  • How do I negotiate with banks?
  • How will I know which interest rate is reasonable and acceptable?
  • Which method is best for me to finance the necessary investments (purchase, leasing, etc.) of the enterprise to be established?
  • What are the pitfalls involved when obtaining an operating permit?
  • Will I find something that suits my needs in the thicket of grants and subsidies on offer?
  • Which investment and ROI (return on investment) plans do I need?
  • When will I be confronted with a tax burden, and how many taxes will I have to pay?
  • What do I have to consider in personnel planning?
  • As an entrepreneur, what do I have to know about bookkeeping and balancing responsibilities?
"First of all, being self-employed means that you have to work yourself and work constantly."