The limited liability company, with the abbreviation GmbH, belongs to the group of corporations just like the stock corporation. This legal form enjoys a hi...
One of the main advantages is that the liability is limited to the assets of the company. This legal form is subject to strict accounting obligations and th...
Yes. The minimum share capital is €25,000. At least half of this amount, i.e. €12,500, must be paid in at the time of formation. If there are several partne...
The remaining contribution is due if this is stipulated in the articles of association or if the shareholders' meeting so decides. The company then dem...
For the liability of your GmbH the GmbH law applies. Towards creditors the GmbH is usually only liable with its corporate assets. You as a partner are u...
The accounting is subject to the provisions of the German Commercial Code (HGB). The GmbH is obliged to the legal double-entry bookkeeping with an annual ba...
A GmbH must pay trade tax, corporate income tax and solidarity surcharge. If profits are distributed to the shareholders, capital gains tax is due for them....
Both the corporate form UG and the GmbH are considered as limited liability companies and are similar in many respects. Probably the most important differen...
In order to convert a UG into a GmbH, it is necessary to increase the share capital to the statutory minimum limit of €25,000. However, the share capita...
No. The company is free to change its name to a "normal" GmbH or to retain the designation as an "Unternehmergesellschaft" (UG). You...