Corporate Law
From creation to liquidation, from merger to spin-off
There can be several good reasons to set-up a company and regroup your activities (even from the start). Often the tax advantages are seen as an incentive or a catalyst for this decision. Nevertheless, if this is the only reason to incorporate, then it can be very dangerous, as the tax advantage may disappear one year later.
The decision to incorporate should be based on civil or commercial law. Valid reasons are risk protection and the preservation of private assets from bankruptcy. Further motives can be of an economical, fiscal, social or legal nature.
Together we’ll investigate the reasons and purposes so as to determine the best way of incorporating your activities. Once you have decided to set-up a company, the proper form of incorporation must be chosen. Here as well, we can provide you with the required expert advice and identify together the best solution.
Only at this stage, can we take the necessary administrative steps for setting up your company. If you have been already active as a sole proprietorship, we need to arrange to eventually transfer this activity into the new company. .
To accomplish all these administrative formalities, we support you with advice and we take care of the various difficulties, so that you can continue to focus on your business.
At the end of your career, you may be confronted with many questions and problems. Since a company can't cease to exist spontaneously, its liquidation may have to be envisioned by following a specific procedure: it's not a simple process and several parties are involved: the auditor, the notary, the Commercial Court and, last but not least, your Fiskuvan.