Why Outsource Corporate Secretarial Services in Bolivia?

Why outsource corporate secretarial services in Bolivia?

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Find out what corporate secretarial services in Bolivia are available to your business from third-party providers, and how they can relieve pressures on your expanding commercial activities. This will allow you to enter the market without necessarily needing to form a company and establish a presence within the territory.

One of the most important things to take into consideration when doing business is to ensure your company stays compliant with local corporate obligations at all times. These corporate secretarial services in Bolivia will help companies to develop their activities without legal hurdles. A specialist in the area can help you stay on top of everything.

Any company needs the best legal, accounting and financial advice, in order to fulfil all requirements before regulatory entities on time. Being a constant support to manage companies’ compliance, corporate secretarial services in Bolivia will ensure that you comply with local norms. Biz Latin Hub can help you with this, as well as assist in company formation in Bolivia if you later decide to go down that route.

What are the available corporate secretarial services in Bolivia?

One of the most important corporate secretarial service in Bolivia is the analysis of all company documents; a legal and financial audit will detect any problems in the company’s compliance with its annual obligations.

Once the audit is completed, a legal report will determine if the company’s compliance is faultless. If the audit detects some pending obligations, action can be taken immediately to avoid any kinds of penalties from public entities, such as the Bolivian Tax Office.

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Payroll and personnel

Each month, the Ministry of Labor and social security demand a payroll declaration. Your company will have to make sure that it can fulfill its social obligations with the company’s employees.

Accounting registry and book-keeping 

Every company needs to register all financial movements monthly to declare VAT (Value Added Tax 13% and IC, Income Tax, 3%). Corporate secretarial services provide optimal accounting advice during the year.

Annual company meeting and trade registry renewal 

Financial statements need to be approved by the shareholders’ Annual Company Meeting. In this meeting, shareholders will consider the current status of the company and make decisions to be executed in the near future.

That’s why shareholders, no matter where they live around the world, need the best support to implement the decisions taken for the company. Hire corporate secretarial services in Bolivia to obtain the trade registry renewal on time and fill all the documents required for this procedure. 

Advantages of outsourcing regulatory requirements

When fulfilling company compliance, a corporate secretarial service in Bolivia will be an advisor that will guide the company to the best legal solutions recommended by experts, making the company’s development much easier.

The most important benefit of outsourcing corporate secretarial services in Bolivia is that experts will be in charge of the compliance of your company, and they assist you in all monthly and yearly administrative procedures, while you can focus on your business.

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FAQs on corporate secretarial services in Bolivia

What secretarial services are available in Bolivia?

There are many, but the most commonly requested and important ones can be seen below:

Legal and financial audit

Payroll and personal

Accounting Registry and Bookkeeping 

Annual Company Meeting and Trade registry renewal 

How often do you have to provide accounting details in Bolivia?

Each month, the Ministry of Labor and social security demand a payroll declaration. Having corporate secretarial services in Bolivia for your company will guarantee to fulfill the social obligations with the company’s employees.

Every company needs to register all financial movements monthly to declare VAT (Value Added Tax 13% and IC, Income Tax, 3%). Corporate secretarial services provide optimal accounting advice during the year.

How long does it take to form a company in Bolivia?

Company formation in Bolivia can take 5 to 6 weeks after the required documentation has been provided by the client.

Can a foreigner own a business in Bolivia?

Yes, 100% ownership is permitted

Biz Latin Hub can help you with corporate secretarial services in Bolivia

At Biz Latin Hub, we offer practical assistance and expertise to assist companies in their operations and activities with the best legal advice. Our team of local and expatriate professionals are fully equipped to deliver a full suite of multilingual market entry and back-office services.

Relieve pressures on your team to understand and comply with the Bolivian regulatory environment by partnering with experienced professionals to deliver corporate secretarial services for your company. Contact us to find out more about how we can serve your needs. 

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Biz Latin Hub can help you with corporate secretarial services in Bolivia
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Legal Team Bolivia

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