Legal and accounting-tax perspective Imagine the following model situation: You have a limited liability company and want to transfer your, for example, 100% business interest to another person. Your reasons may vary – selling the company to a larger player, tax optimization, generational transition. LEGAL PERSPECTIVE 100% business interest
We prepared an interesting article for e-pravo.sk about how to divide a business interest, what to watch out for when dividing a business interest, the pitfalls of dividing a business interest, and what is new in the legislative area of dividing a business interest from 17.
New Construction Legislation Today (27 April 2022), the long-awaited draft laws were approved, specifically 1. the government draft law on construction and 2. the government draft law on spatial planning. They will only take effect in 2024; however, at SKYLEX we are preparing for you
Yesterday (05.04.2022), we brought you (click and read) an article about the procedure for transferring a majority business interest. We are pleased to bring you an encouraging update – on 06.04.2022, an indirect amendment to the Commercial Code was published in the Collection of Laws, significantly changing the obligations of the parties and the effect of the transfer of a majority business interest: The legislator understood that
Imagine the following situation: You have a company with two shareholders – each shareholder holds a 50% business interest, and one of the shareholders wishes to transfer their 50% business interest to a third party. This person is not a shareholder in the company. All parties involved are Slovak persons.
Withdrawal from a contract and contractual penalty Many times, especially in the past, it was possible to encounter the sanctioning of a contractual party in the form of a contractual penalty if the contractual party decided to withdraw from the contract. The key to understanding that a contractual penalty is an instrument of protection