When founding a company, a large number of points from a wide variety of areas must be taken into account. First and foremost is the choice of legal form. This depends on the purpose of the company, the number of shareholders and the available capital or the type of capital procurement.
The duration of the company and the legal consequences associated with termination or dissolution should also be taken into account. These can be structured very differently for partnerships and corporations. The varying tax law requirements should also be taken into account, as should the personal circumstances of the shareholders.
Ultimately, it also plays a role whether the purpose of the company is aimed at exclusively national or international business activities.
As a result, there are points of contact with the most diverse areas of law, so that an intensive study of the relevant regulations is necessary before drafting a partnership agreement. Corporate law is one of our core areas in which our lawyers specialize in forensic advice.
