Compulsory registration in the Register of Business Enterprises
Last updated: 3 January 2026.
Some sole proprietorships are required to register in the Register of Business Enterprises, but for most of them, it is optional.
You are obliged to register your sole proprietorship in The Register of Business Enterprises if you
- are going to operate as a state authorised accountant
- are going to operate as a state authorised auditor
Can I register in the Register of Business Enterprises even if I am not required to?
Yes, you can if you want to. If you choose to register, you will receive a certificate of registration for your business.
Do I need a certificate of registration?
It is up to you to decide if you need a certificate of registration. A certificate of registration serves as
- a confirmation showing that the business is registered in the Register of Business Enterprises
- a confirmation of who is responsible for the business
- identification for creditors, customers, and suppliers
Will there be an extra cost to register in the Register of Business Enterprises?
Yes, there will be an extra cost. How much it costs depends on whether you register in the Central Coordinating Register for Legal Entities and the Register of Business Enterprises at the same time, or separately. See the overview of registration fees here.