Service 05
Company registration in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Starting a business in BiH means choosing the legal form, registering with the court or the municipality, obtaining your tax and statistics registrations and opening a bank account. Finsoft guides you through each step and sets up your bookkeeping from the first day.
Last updated October 20, 2026
Who it is for
- First-time founders
- Diaspora and foreign founders
- Craftsmen opening an obrt
- Companies changing their legal form, seat or activity
What is included
- Advice on the legal form (d.o.o., obrt, association)
- A checklist of documents and signatures
- Coordination with the notary, court or municipality
- Tax and statistics registrations
- Help with opening a business bank account
- Bookkeeping set up from the first invoice
How it works
From the first message to a monthly routine.
Four steps to a smooth monthly routine.
Enquiry
Send the form or call us. Tell us your company type, roughly how many invoices you have each month and whether you are registered for VAT.
Conversation and quote
We talk through your situation and send you a clear monthly quote, so you know exactly what is included.
Handover
We take over your documents and records — also during the year, from a previous bookkeeper.
Monthly routine
You send documents each month. We post them, run payroll, file returns on time and tell you what is due.
Common questions
Can I register a company in BiH while living abroad?
Yes, foreign citizens and the diaspora can found companies in BiH. Some steps need signatures or certified documents; we tell you exactly what is required and how to arrange it from abroad.
Which legal form is right for me?
It depends on your activity, expected income, liability and the number of founders. Before you decide, we compare the options with you — for example a limited company (d.o.o.) versus an obrt.
Let's talk about your bookkeeping.
Describe your company in a few sentences and you'll receive a clear monthly quote.
Request a quote