Read what documents you need to start a limited company (GmbH) in Germany.

When expanding your business to Germany and the EU, you will face a number of key questions: Do I need a legal entity in the EU or can I use my US entity? If you need or want a German entity - which entity type should you choose? How do I register a company and what registrations are needed? Our article provides a primer for US businesses expanding to Europe to help you manage your market entry in an efficient and informed manner.

Director liability in Germany differs significantly from director liability in the U.S. Understand the differences and how to prepare yourself for an executive position in a German company.

When expanding your business to Germany and Europe, don’t get lost in the many different legal entity types you can choose for your business. Between GmbH, UG, AG and others, it can get very confusing. Read our article for a simple overview that enables you to make an informed decision.

When expanding to Germany from the US, you will likely be more familiar with US entity types like LLC and Inc. than with German entity types like GmbH and UG. This article sheds light on key differences between US and German entity types and helps you make an informed decision when choosing the best legal structure for your German business.

Read to understand what business licenses and mandatory notifications you need to be aware of when starting a business in Germany.

When starting a limited company in Germany, you have two options: either you buy a pre-existing shelf company or you incorporate a new legal entity. Understand the pros and cons and impact on timeline and costs.