Expanding business and forming a company in Germany is what many foreign entrepreneurs aspire to do. Germany remains a popular destination for expansion. Every time a company is formed, the question about its name arises. Under German law, it is possible to have a company name entered in the Commercial Register. The company name is the name under which the merchant performs all transactions. The company name, however, is also a lot more. It determines the company’s individuality and sets it apart from its competitors. This is why it should be selected and checked carefully in advance
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