When business owners are ready to formalize their operations in Costa Rica, one of the first questions they often ask is: Should I set up a Corporation (S.A.) or an LLC (SRL)? The answer does not depend solely on the current size of the business. Before choosing a...
Introduction Opening a Limited Liability Company (LLC), known in Costa Rica as a Sociedad de Responsabilidad Limitada (SRL), is one of the most common ways to start a business in the country. It offers liability protection, a simple management structure, and...
Introduction How does a single-location business grow into an international franchise? The answer rarely lies in having a great product alone. Behind every successful franchise is a business strategy capable of transforming a promising idea into a scalable business...
Introduction Understanding the differences between an S.A. (Corporation) and an S.R.L. (Limited Liability Company) in Costa Rica is one of the first strategic decisions when establishing a business or structuring a personal holding company. The legal entity you choose...
Looking for a secure investment in 2026? Law 10867 is more than just a regulation; it’s the engine driving over 390 brands in Costa Rica. Understanding these new legal “shields” is the difference between a risky move and a smart investment. In this video,...
Having an active commercial company in Costa Rica involves much more than operating, selling, hiring, or issuing invoices. Companies must regularly comply with different tax, corporate, labor, and commercial obligations that directly affect their legal standing and...
