Setting up a company in Portugal — constituição de sociedade — is an administrative registry act, not litigation. The cost is a registo emolument charged under the Regulamento Emolumentar dos Registos e Notariado (DL 322-A/2001) at the Conservatória do Registo Comercial (or through the Empresa na Hora one-stop service), not a court fee. Because it falls under a different statute from the Regulamento das Custas Processuais, company registration is treated as out of scope for the taxa de justiçaPortugal's court fee — the mandatory charge payable to the State to file or proceed with a case, fixed by the Regulamento das Custas Processuais (DL 34/2008). Each fee is a multiple of the unidade de conta, read off the RCP value tables (Tabela I/II). It is a court cost, not a lawyer fee — Portugal has no statutory lawyer tariff.Glossary → engine — the calculator returns no court fee for it. A dedicated registo-emolument module is on the roadmap but not part of the court-fee calculator. Portugal has no statutory lawyer tariff.
Company formation / commercial registration
Company formation or commercial registration — constituição / registo de sociedade — entering a new company (or a change to one) in the commercial register.
You complete it to give a company legal personality and public effect; in practice it is done at the registry or via Empresa na Hora, not through a court.
No taxa de justiça — registo act. Commercial registration is charged a registo emolument under DL 322-A/2001, not a court fee under the RCP. The calculator returns no taxa de justiça for this case.
Compute this case in the calculatorCompany formation in Portugal is a registry act charged an emolument under the Regulamento Emolumentar dos Registos e Notariado (DL 322-A/2001) — not a taxa de justiça under the Regulamento das Custas Processuais — so the calculator does not model a court fee for it and returns no figure. Portugal has no statutory lawyer tariff. See the methodology page for how out-of-scope cases are handled.