Merger of a Limited Company

A merger is a procedure in which, on the grounds of winding up without liquidation, one or several companies cease operations, while the capital of such companies is transferred to another, already existing company, which thus becomes the legal successor of the company or companies that are being wound up. A merger of a limited company is a demanding legal act during which many tax aspects need to be taken into account. The elementary condition of merging one or several business companies is the existence of a successor company (the legal successor of the companies ceasing operations). A notarial act is necessary in merging a liability company.

Procedures of the merger of a company through Fontionnel & Co

1. Initial consultation

2. Preparation of documentation. Obligatory documents: merger contract, memorandum of association/agreement of association/statutes, decision of a sole partner/the minutes of the general meeting (for each company being wound up individually and for each successor company individually, power of attorney). Optional documents always depend on changes being carried out in the successor company.
3. Submission of application for incorporation of a change in the Commercial Register of the Slovak Republic. Payment of the administrative fee.
4. Incorporation of a change in the Commercial Register of the Slovak Republic. We prepare an application for the deletion of a company being wound up, including an application for the incorporation of a change in the successor company.

5. Submission of confirmation and original extract from the Commercial Register of the Slovak Republic.

Included within our services, we provide you with the possibility to carry out the following changes within the successor company:

Why choose us:

This price does not include the notary fee for a notarial act, which is under the competence of a particular notary office.