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Setting up an Overseas Office in Bulgaria
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Bulgaria Setting Up An Overseas Office
Setting up a local office or finding a reliable local partner is critical for doing business in Bulgaria. Business may be carried out:
- Directly from the UK
- By the appointment of agents/distributors
- Through licensing and franchising
- Partnering with a local company with complementary skill set
- Through a local business or branch
A local business can be established by:
- Registration of a representative office or branch office
- Incorporation of a new legal entity
A large number of company forms are available. Foreign investors are allowed to hold up to 100% of the registered capital of a company. New companies can now be incorporated on the new national electronic commercial register.
Partnering with a local company with complementary skills is recommended if you wish to provide consultancy services in Bulgaria.
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