When it comes to payment of share capital, it is important to know the following:

• Statutory deadline: The Companies Act prescribes that the deadline for paying in share capital is determined by the founding act and, as a rule, may not exceed five years.
• Consequences of non-payment: If the share capital is not paid within the prescribed time, there may be legal consequences and complications in the company’s status and registration.

The process of paying in share capital and making the necessary amendments before the APR can be complicated, especially if you are not familiar with all legal rules and procedural requirements. Errors in the procedure may lead to additional complications and delays.

Why consult a lawyer?

• Professional support: A lawyer can guide you through the entire process, from preparing documentation to filing the APR application.
• Legal certainty: You can be sure that everything will be done in accordance with the law and that potential issues will be avoided.
• Time saving: You do not have to spend time researching regulations and procedures yourself.

What Alibris can do for you

Our legal team can analyze your specific situation, determine the required steps, prepare the necessary documents, and assist with the registration procedure before the APR.