Change of a company’s seat and address of management
02.10.2012 | 4 comments | 3785 views | Categories: Procedures Filings with the Commercial Register
Companies very often change their address of management and that entails the necessity of registering such change in the Commercial Register. Companies should undertake active steps for registering their changed address because not having their registered office updated in the Commercial Register hides potential risks, such as court judgments by default being held against them.
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The seat of a company is the settlement (city, town, village) where its address of management (registered office) is located and the address of a company… Read the article
Changes in the management of a company
31.07.2012 | 22 comments | 8536 views | Categories: Procedures Filings with the Commercial Register
The management of a company is carried out through the actions of its governing bodies. The governing bodies form and express the will of the company as a legal entity and organize its implementation. The management of a company is very often focused on determining the particular person who will be in charge of the management. This matter is, in turn, related to the empowerment of particular individuals – the governing bodies. Changes in such governing bodies will be subject to this article.
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The management is usually understood… Read the article
Registration of medical treatment facilities for outpatient care
07.04.2012 | 8 comments | 21774 views | Categories: Procedures Licenses and Registrations
The Medical-Treatment Facilities Act defines the medical treatment facilities as organizationally separate structures on functional principle in which physicians or dentists, individually or with the assistance of other medical and non-medical specialists, carry out diagnostics, treatment and rehabilitation of patients, follow-up care of patients, consultations, prophylactics, etc.
A new type of medical treatment facility has been introduced with the latest amendments to the Medical-Treatment Facilities Act1 – an organizationally separate structure in which… Read the article
Is the deletion of an in-kind contribution from the Commercial Register permissible?
13.03.2012 | 2 comments | 3225 views | Categories: Blog Filings with the Commercial Register
Very often in-kind (non-monetary) contributions are used when establishing a new company or when increasing the registered capital of an existing company – usually rights in rem over immovable property being subject to such contributions. The Commerce Act requires that the Articles of Association, the By-Laws respectively, contain the name of the contributor, full description of the in-kind contribution (its type and all distinctive features), its monetary value and the grounds for the contributor’s rights; for most companies the in-kind contribution needs to be entered into the Commercial… Read the article
Is it required to appoint a procurator when using maternity leave?
08.12.2011 | 4 comments | 2562 views | Categories: Blog Filings with the Commercial Register
I very often assist my clients in procedures for entering into the Commercial Register of procurators of Sole Proprietors or single-person Limited Liability Companies. The procedures themselves are relatively simple and do not cause any particular difficulties. However, this is not the case when deciding whether or not a procurator needs to be appointed in the first place – as far as such steps are usually undertaken for reasons of social-insurance nature (in compliance with the requirements for becoming entitled to maternity benefits – for pregnancy and child-birth, child-care, etc… Read the article
Acquisition of the enterprise of a Sole Proprietor by its heirs
15.11.2011 | 12 comments | 5875 views | Categories: Procedures Transfer of Companies
This article refers to “acquisition of the enterprise of a Sole Proprietor” in situations where following the latter’s death its heirs are willing to carry on the business activity of the deceased. If there are no successors to the enterprise willing to carry on the business, then the Sole Proprietor’s business name should be deleted from the Commercial Register.
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The business activity can be carried on only by the heir who has acquired the enterprise. The latter can be acquired by only one of the heirs and that raises serious… Read the article