Starting a business in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Legal Forms of Companies
- Limited Liability Company (D.O.O.)
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Number of partners: One or more persons.
Capital (max/min): Minimum BAM 2,000
Shareholders and liability: Liability is limited to the amount contributed.
- Joint-Stock Company (D.D.)
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Number of partners: Two or more shareholders.
Capital (max/min): Minimum BAM 20,000 for closed joint-stock companies; minimum BAM 50,000 for open joint-stock companies.
Shareholders and liability: Liability is limited to the amount contributed.
- Limited Partnership
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Number of partners: Minimum two.
Capital (max/min): No minimum capital.
Shareholders and liability: There must be at least 1 partner with full liability (including private property) and at least 1 partner with limited liability.
- Representative Office
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Number of partners: No minimum.
Capital (max/min): No minimum capital.
Shareholders and liability: A representative office does not have the status of a legal entity - It may only engage in non-profit making activities: market research, promotional and informative activities, representing the company. A representative office is restricted from signing contracts on behalf of the parent company (with the exception of foreign airlines representative offices).
Business Setup Procedures
Setting Up a Company |
Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Eastern Europe & Central Asia |
Procedures (number) |
13.0 |
5.3 |
Time (days) |
80.0 |
11.8 |
Source: Doing Business - Latest available data.
- For Further Information
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Consult the Doing Business website, to learn about procedures to start a business in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Consult the Foreign Investment Promotion Agency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, for a list of steps to set up a business in the country.
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