The Budapester records the initial situation, develops a comprehensible process, puts together the right team and coordinates the implementation. He remains the central point of contact for the entrepreneur.
No. The Budapester is neither a lawyer nor a tax consultant. Qualified professionals in the relevant country assess individual legal and tax matters.
The structure check takes 75 minutes and costs 490 euros net. If we work together afterwards, €250 is credited towards the project fee.
The Budapester coordinates suitable projects in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Hungary and England. The decisive factor is not the name of a country, but whether the structure fits the actual activity and living situation.
This depends on legal form, country, participants, documents, bank and authorities. A company can be registered quickly and still not be able to work. The Budapester therefore plans the way to a functioning setup.
In principle, a holding company can also subsequently be placed above, below or between existing companies. However, share transfer, valuation, notarial transactions and tax consequences must be checked in advance.
No. Parent companies and subsidiaries can be based in different countries after professional examination. Actual management, activity, substance, cash flows and documentation must match.
No. Such locations and legal forms are not advertised as a simple standard solution for entrepreneurs living in Germany or Europe. In many cases, this creates more explanation, substance and tax issues than real benefits.
No. A foundation may be suitable for long-term asset arrangements, provisions for beneficiaries and succession. Depending on the goal, however, a cooperative, an Anstalt, a holding company or a simpler solution may fit better.
No. Existing claims, legal obligations and rights of third parties cannot be eliminated by a new legal form. Responsible protection planning begins early and establishes clear arrangements for ownership, liability and succession.
First, deadlines, liquidity, documents, stakeholders and decision-making powers are arranged. Then you can see what needs to be done immediately and which experts are needed.
No. Sometimes a blockage can be solved in a structured conversation. In other cases, several partners have to work together over a longer period of time. The work is therefore priced as a fixed project fee only after the situation has been reviewed.