Dissolution and liquidation of a Limited Liability Company
12.09.2011 | 16 comments | 4031 views | Categories: Procedures Dissolution of Companies
Irrespective of whether a Limited Liability Company has been established with or without a term of existence, it may always be dissolved and deleted from the Commercial Register on the grounds provided for in the Commerce Act following the completion of a liquidation procedure.
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Termination grounds are legal actions or facts resulting in the business activity of a company being discontinued and the company itself ceasing to exist as a legal entity. Such grounds are set out in Art. 154, par. 1 of the Commerce Act – upon expiration… Read the article
Registration for carrying out activity as a tour operator and/or a travel agent
17.07.2011 | 42 comments | 4860 views | Categories: Procedures Licenses and Registrations
Tour-operators and travel agency activity are tourist activities within the meaning of the Tourism Act. Tour-operators and travel agent activity on the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria may be carried out only by a person registered under the Tourism Act. Such activities are subject to control by the state in view to protection and guaranteeing the security and the rights of the consumers of tourist services, as well as in view to prevention occurrence of danger of prejudicing state and public interests in the tourism sector.
The registration is carried out by the… Read the article
Transfer of a commercial enterprise
08.07.2011 | 14 comments | 3694 views | Categories: Procedures Transfer of Companies
When using the term merchant the Commerce Act refers to the business owner and when using the term enterprise – to the set of rights, obligations and factual relations which are the legal expression of the business and through which the latter operates. The commercial enterprise is a set of rights, obligations and factual relations arising as a result of the business activity of a company and as such may be transferred.
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Rights include ownership rights and all limited rights in rem over any movable and immovable property,… Read the article
Deletion of a Sole Proprietor from the Commercial Register
28.06.2011 | 8 comments | 5015 views | Categories: Procedures Dissolution of Companies
The natural person loses its capacity as a Sole Proprietor as a result of any of the prerequisites under Art. 56 of the Commerce Act having ceased to exist – upon discontinuance of the business activity, moving abroad, death or legal disability. In turn, the loss of commercial capacity entails the necessity to delete (expunge) the registration of the Sole Proprietor from the Commercial Register.
Pursuant to Art. 60a of the Commerce Act the registration of a Sole Proprietor should be deleted from the Commercial Register: upon termination of his/her activity or… Read the article
Termination of the membership of a shareholder in a limited liability company
11.06.2011 | 16 comments | 5635 views | Categories: Procedures Transfer of Companies
Depending on whether or not the termination of the membership of a shareholder in a limited liability company occurs as a result of his/her choice, termination grounds divide into two groups: objective and such depending on the shareholder’s choice and free will. Objective grounds include death and full interdiction of a natural person, bankruptcy, expulsion1, liquidation of the LLC, etc.
The membership of a shareholder might be terminated voluntarily by him/her in the following situations: upon transfer of his/her company shares or upon withdrawal from the… Read the article
Transfer of shares in the capital of a limited liability company
07.06.2011 | 36 comments | 5615 views | Categories: Procedures Transfer of Companies
By its nature the company share is the shareholder’s portion of the property and assets of a limited liability company. The company share is a concept that also reflects the shareholder’s participation in an LLC as a set of material and non-material rights and obligations, i.e. his membership. Pursuant to the Commerce Act the company share is determined according to the shareholder’s participation in the capital and may be transferred.
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The transfer of company shares is a derivative method of acquisition. By succession is also… Read the article