German company registration stipulates that the business name of a company must be the business object or the name of all shareholders or at least one shareholder plus a note indicating the form of the company. The names of persons other than shareholders shall not be used as the business names of the company. The business name of a joint venture company must be accompanied by the words "limited liability company" or "joint stock company". The name of a German company should not make people misunderstand the business scope of the company, and should be obviously different from the name of other local companies that have been registered in the court.
       The fees for registering German companies vary with the amount of registered capital, usually including court fees, notarization fees, newspaper publishing fees and consulting fees.
       Before the registration of a German company, the total amount of cash contribution made by a limited liability company should reach at least 50% of the statutory minimum registered capital, i.e. 12500 euros, and the rest can be contributed in kind, which must be paid to the company before the registration of the company. In addition, if the company is established by one person, the founder must also provide security for the unpaid capital balance. The registered capital of a joint stock company can be paid in cash or in kind, but the value of the contribution in kind needs to be determined through evaluation.