How things work in Bosnia, explained
Plain-English guides for foreign founders, written by the team that registers and runs companies in Sarajevo every week.
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Annual costs of running a company in Bosnia
What a d.o.o. in Bosnia costs per year after registration — registered address, accounting, bank, taxes and local fees — for a small foreign-owned company.
Is Bosnia good for taxes? Corporate tax compared with Europe
Bosnia's 10% corporate tax and 17% VAT compared with Germany, Austria, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia and the UAE — and the rule that decides where you pay.
Company in Bosnia for creators: OnlyFans, YouTube, Twitch
Why OnlyFans, YouTube and Twitch creators open a company in Bosnia: 10% corporate tax, payouts, banking and the tax-residence rule to check first.
How much does it cost to open a company in Bosnia?
Every cost of opening a company in Bosnia in 2026 — state fees, notary, share capital, documents from abroad and service fees — with real numbers.
Minimum share capital for a company in Bosnia
How much capital you need to open a d.o.o. or d.d. in Bosnia and Herzegovina, when it is paid, and what happens to the money afterwards.
How to register a company in Bosnia as a foreigner
The complete process for foreign founders — company form, documents, steps, timeline and real costs — explained step by step.
Taxes in Bosnia for foreign company owners
Corporate income tax, VAT, dividends and salaries for a foreign-owned d.o.o. in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, explained in plain English.
Virtual office in Sarajevo: what a registered address covers
Why every Bosnian company needs a registered seat, what a virtual office provides, what it does not, and how to avoid missing official mail.
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