Buying an existing corporation ran in the neighborhood of $2500 USD.wayne said:I need to know the cost of a corporation in the DR. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks
Island Treats said:Buying an existing corporation ran in the neighborhood of $2500 USD.
Escott said:WOW they really saw you coming. My one experience with the highest priced attorney on the North Coast I paid 1200 for a corp. Before and after it cost only 1000 US.
Try emailing this person for a quote and I will bet it will be less than 1k US. A friend just went to her for permanent residency and it only cost 600US which I thought was cheap! She is a attorney with a Doctorate from France which surprised me.
dollycabrera@hotmail.com
Speaks wonderful English and is a very pleasant woman.
Escott
She charged 600 for the residency Jimmy but I would bet that since that is 60% of what I paid and I thought I got a decent deal at the time that she would be less on a corp. That is why I said to email her.Jimmydr said:For both a corp and permanet residency?
Escott said:She charged 600 for the residency Jimmy but I would bet that since that is 60% of what I paid and I thought I got a decent deal at the time that she would be less on a corp. That is why I said to email her.
Regards,
Scott
Why wait, you can get your answer via email now.Jimmydr said:I will contact her in May when I return.
Thanks
Escott said:Why wait, you can get your answer via email now.
That will cost you -0-
Fabio J. Guzman said:Incorporation costs vary according to capitalization.
A corporation capitalized at RD$100,000 pesos (approx. $3400 US) is usually quoted in the $1000 to $1500 range by large law firms.
A corporation capitalized at RD$10,000,000 pesos (approx. $340,000 US) is usually quoted in the $10,000 to $12,000 range, of which more than $7000 are expenses.
Before deciding on the amount of capitalization, the client should consult with his tax attorney and/or CPA.
Finally, the incorporation process is much more complicated in the DR than in the US.