How will you start?

This is the most common form of business among start-ups. You don't need a separate legal entity and act as a natural person.

• You run your business alone, without a partner.
• You carry out a simple accounting system.
• You do not have to visit the notary.
• No minimum capital is required.
• A financial plan is not required.

There are different corporate forms. You can start a company immediately or switch from your sole proprietorship.

• You only carry limited personal liability.
• Your financial risks are more limited.
• Your tax status is more beneficial.
• You can rely on your business partner.
• Easier to leave your business later.