Czech ready made company (s.r.o.) with VAT number 

Purchase of a Czech s.r.o. (ready made company) from 1500 €

Advantages of a ready-made Czech s.r.o.
• Fully legally prepared and already registered in the Commercial Register.
• Start within a few days – no waiting time for incorporation or registration.
• No bureaucratic burden – the entire formation process is eliminated.
• Market entry within days – ideal for time-sensitive projects.
• Clean – no business activity, no historical liabilities, no outstanding obligations.
• Share capital fully paid – no financial risk from the past.
• Company ID (IČO) already assigned – immediately operational.
• Fast transfer – shares can be transferred easily and efficiently.
• Optional VAT number available – ideal for immediate EU trading.
• Internationally usable – directors and shareholders from EU and non-EU countries possible (no residency requirement in Czechia).
• Simplified requirements – in most cases no criminal record extract required; instead, a sworn declaration confirming the absence of criminal prosecution may be sufficient in individual cases.
• Location-independent control – full management of the company possible from abroad.
• Optional bank account available – enables a fast operational start.
• Virtual registered office possible – no need for physical office space.
• Low ongoing costs compared to many Western European countries.
• Maximum flexibility – changes of director, shareholders, company name, and registered office possible at any time.
• Strong EU reputation – a well-recognized and established legal form within the European Union.

Your advantage: You can start business operations without additional waiting time – including VAT registration if required.

How the company transfer process works
The purchase of a Czech ready-made company (s.r.o.) is a structured legal process that can be completed also remotely and typically consists of the following steps:
1. Initial inquiry
You contact us with your requirements and receive basic information about available companies, structure options, and services.
2. Company selection
We present a suitable ready-made Czech s.r.o. based on your needs (business activity, VAT status, bank account options, etc.).
3. Preparation of documents
We prepare all required legal documentation for the transfer, including: share transfer agreement, updated company documents
resolutions for appointment or changes of directors and shareholders (if applicable)
4. Signing of documents
The documents can be signed: in Prague, in Bratislava, also remotely at a Czech embassy or consulate in your country (where available)
5. Official transfer of ownership
After signing, the ownership of the company is legally transferred to you. The changes are then registered in the Czech Commercial Register.
6. Optional updates and services
If required, we arrange additional services such as changes of company name, registered office, or business activities, assistance with opening or activating a bank account, and providing a virtual registered office.
If a company that already has a VAT (EU VAT) number is purchased, the VAT registration can be used immediately, allowing for quick and easy entry into VAT-registered business activities.
7. Company ready for use
Once all steps are completed, the company is fully operational and ready for business activities within the Czech Republic and the EU.
The entire process can be handled remotely, without the need to travel to the Czech Republic or to Slovakia.

In short
You select a company → we prepare all legal documents → you sign → ownership is officially transferred → your company is ready for business.

The companies have an active bank account in ČSOB bank, and after the transfer of ownership, it is sufficient to update the account holder details at the bank.
 

What happens after the transfer
After the ownership of the Czech company is officially transferred to you, several administrative and operational steps are completed to ensure the company is fully ready for use:
1. Registration of changes
The new shareholder and director details are filed with the Czech Commercial Register. Once registered, you are the official legal owner of the company.
2. Update of company management
The appointed director is confirmed in the official records, and full control of the company is transferred to the new management structure.
3. Bank account update (if applicable)
If the company has an existing bank account, the bank is informed about the ownership change. The account details are updated in accordance with the bank’s internal compliance procedures, including verification of the new owner.
4. VAT status (if applicable)
If the company already has an active VAT (VAT/UID) registration, it remains in place after the transfer, subject to confirmation by the relevant tax authority. This allows continued use of the VAT number for EU business activities.
5. Company is fully operational
Once all updates are completed, the company is fully ready for business operations within the Czech Republic and the EU, including invoicing, trading, and VAT-related activities if applicable.
6. Ongoing support (optional)
After the transfer, we can continue to assist with:
accounting and compliance support
additional corporate changes
administrative updates
ongoing company management services
 

In summary: after the transfer, the company is legally yours, updated in all official registers, and ready for immediate business activity.

Get started today
Contact us for a non-binding consultation and receive available company options within 24 hours.
Fast and clear communication
Individual, case-based approach
Remote process available in most cases
 

Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the process take?
The company transfer process typically takes a few days, depending on document preparation and official registration procedures.

Can I buy a company remotely?
Yes, the entire process can be handled remotely in most cases, including document preparation and signing.

Do I need to travel to the Czech Republic?
In most cases, travel is not required. Documents can usually be signed remotely or at a Czech embassy or consulate (where available).

Can non-EU residents own a company?
Yes, both EU and non-EU residents can own and manage a Czech company.

Is VAT already included?
Some companies are available with an already active VAT (VAT/UID) registration, depending on availability. These companies allow immediate use for VAT-registered business activities.