Ireland
In the mid-1990s and into the early 2000s, Ireland's economy boomed like few other places. In fact, this rapid growth earned it its own nickname, ' The Celtic Tiger' .
While this growth slowed following the global economic collapse in 2008, Ireland has since largely recovered.
The main reason for this upturn is the Irish argentina whatsapp number data 5 million government's business-friendly attitude. Its measures, such as a low corporate tax rate (12.5%), foster a highly congenial climate for companies of all sizes. For this reason, many large technology companies (such as Google, Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn) have established their European headquarters here.
But the Irish Government has also allocated significant public resources to support all types of new businesses. For more information, visit Enterprise Ireland.
Bulgaria
This often overlooked former Soviet state is now emerging as a hub for entrepreneurs from around the world. According to the World Bank , it takes just 18 days to launch a new business in Bulgaria.
Furthermore, administrative fees are about 1% of the average Bulgarian income, and there are only 4 forms to fill out. Also, there is no minimum amount you need in the bank to set up a new company. So, technically, you can have 0€ in your bank account and still get started (although obviously, this is not recommended).
For more information on starting a business in Bulgaria, please visit Invest Bulgaria Agency.
