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1. Who can be company’s shareholder (incorporator)?
2. What is the minimal quantity of the company’s share capital?
3. What are the requirements applicable for the Manager?
4. What company’s management organs are possible?
5. Is it possible to have company’s name in the language other than Lithuanian?
6. How the company’s profit is appropriated?
7. Is it possible to transfer company’s shares?
8. How to liquidate the company?
If you have further questions, contact us by p. +370 5 243 0344, e. teise[eta]audita.lt
Private limited liability company
1. Who can be company’s shareholder (incorporator)?
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Natural and legal persons of any state;
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There can be from 1 to 250 shareholders in the company.
2. What is the minimal quantity of the company’s share capital?
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At least LTL 10 000 (EUR 2 897);
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At least LTL 10 000 (EUR 2 897) must be paid in money's worth, the remaining part may be paid by other assets.
3. What are the requirements applicable for the Manager?
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Only natural person of any citizenship can be a Manager;
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The employment contract shall be concluded with the Manager. The work permit is not necessary for the Manager.
4. What company’s management organs are possible?
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General Shareholders‘ Meeting and the Manager; or
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General Shareholders‘ Meeting, the Board and the Manager; or
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General Shareholders‘ Meeting, the Supervisory Board, the Board and the Manager.
5. Is it possible to have company’s name in the language other than Lithuanian?
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The company’s name shall be in conformity with the rules of Lithuanian language. In practice, the name in foreign language is possible;
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The company’s name may not be identical to the name of other legal entity or trademark.
6. How the company’s profit is appropriated?
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Once a year. General Shareholders‘ Meeting shall appropriate profit (loss) within 4 months from the end of the financial year;
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Every shareholder has the right to receive a part of the profit (dividend) in proportion to the nominal value of shares owned by him. Payment of dividends in advance shall be prohibited.
7. Is it possible to transfer company’s shares?
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It is possible to sell, to gift, as well as to exchange the shares;
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When selling company’s shares, share purchase and sale agreement is concluded. Notarization is not necessary for such agreement;
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Share transfer income is subject to taxes.
8. How to liquidate the company?
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The liquidation procedure takes approximately 4-6 months;
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The essential condition – to make settlement with creditors.
If you have further questions, contact us by p. +370 5 243 0344, e. teise[eta]audita.lt
