A corporation is an association of legal entities, which may include LLC, CJSC or OJSC. The purpose of the association is mutually beneficial economic cooperation based on the mutual interests of partner organizations.
It is necessary
- - protocol;
- - contract;
- - supplementary agreement;
- - entry into the register.
Instructions
Step 1
To enter the corporation, the already accepted members of the association must hold a general meeting, the course of which must be recorded and information about the number of participants who voted for admitting new members to the corporation must be entered.
Step 2
At the same time, the controlling block of shares remains within each individual organization, but the members of the corporation have the preemptive right to buy back shares of any merged organization.
Step 3
Formalize direct cooperation with an agreement. If your corporation already includes several partner organizations and an agreement for mutually beneficial economic cooperation has been drawn up, you can draw up an additional agreement to it, in which you indicate all the conditions of cooperation with the new organization or renegotiate the agreement completely.
Step 4
When drawing up a new agreement or an additional agreement, it is mandatory that all holders of a controlling stake from each organization that is part of the corporation are present. If someone cannot be present, reschedule the paperwork for another time.
Step 5
If you have admitted new members to a closed joint stock company, make a note in the internal register. When accepting new members to a merged corporation LLC or OJSC, notify the tax office within seven working days from the date of signing the agreement. Information about the expansion of the corporation will be entered into the unified register of legal entities, since information about the expansion of these companies is strictly monitored and documented.
Step 6
Logging out of their corporation to any partner organization is done in exactly the same way as entering a community. The remaining members renegotiate the contract or draw up an additional agreement to it. If one of the business partners does not fulfill their financial obligations, the contract can be terminated unilaterally by voting of all members of the corporation.
