Has anyone started a business in Europe without registering a company?

[JustinDavidson 0]

I’m thinking about starting to work for myself, but I’d prefer not to register a company right away — too much paperwork and costs. Is there any legal way to work and issue invoices in Europe without opening a business? Maybe someone here has done it before?

[NateFolzer 0]

I’ve been researching options for starting a business in Poland, and one solution that really stood out is the Łatwy Start business incubator. It’s designed to help entrepreneurs launch their ventures safely and legally, not only in Poland but across Europe. They provide accounting and legal support, let you use their address for your company, and make signing contracts straightforward. For anyone looking to simplify the whole startup process and focus on growing their business, this incubator is definitely worth considering.

[GianCann 0]

Well, probably you’ll be able to start working, but what’s next? That’s a huge risk. If you’re serious and really mean business, I really don’t recommend trying to bypass registration, taxes, accounting, and all that stuff.

[GarryGrey 0]

And it’s not as hard as you think. I mean paperwork and keeping records, for example. Maybe before it really took a lot of time, but now business owners have different tools, including Skrooge. I have a subscription there, and a team of accountants who handle all the accounting for my business. I hardly get involved in it, only if some new info is needed from me.