Company Formation - Formation Process For Private Limited Companies

Formation Process For Private Limited Companies

Companies law
  • Company
  • Business
Business entities
  • Sole proprietorship
  • Partnership
  • Corporation
  • Cooperative
European Union / EEA
  • EEIG
  • SCE
  • SE
  • SPE
UK / Ireland / Commonwealth
  • Community interest company
  • Limited company
    • by guarantee
    • by shares
    • Proprietary
    • Public
  • Unlimited company
United States
  • Benefit corporation
  • C corporation
  • LLC
  • Series LLC
  • LLLP
  • S corporation
  • Delaware corporation
  • Delaware statutory trust
  • Massachusetts business trust
  • Nevada corporation
Additional entities
  • AB
  • AG
  • ANS
  • A/S
  • AS
  • GmbH
  • K.K.
  • N.V.
  • Oy
  • S.A.
  • more
Doctrines
  • Business judgment rule
  • Corporate governance
  • De facto corporation and corporation by estoppel
  • Internal affairs doctrine
  • Limited liability
  • Piercing the corporate veil
  • Rochdale Principles
  • Ultra vires
Related areas
  • Civil procedure
  • Contract

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