Changing the founder in a Private Unitary Enterprise (PUE) is a common procedure that companies face when selling businesses, reorganizing or transferring assets to new owners. Despite the apparent simplicity, this process requires a careful approach: it is necessary to properly register the transfer of rights, amend the constituent documents and notify the registration authorities. […]

Business expansion often requires moving beyond a single region or even country. When a company operates steadily and aims to strengthen its market presence, creating a branch becomes one of the most effective tools. This step allows for optimized management, streamlined interaction with clients and partners, and reduced costs related to logistics and servicing. A […]

Creditor debt is part of the business operations of most companies. Deliveries, services, loans, rent—all these relationships involve obligations that ideally should be fulfilled on time. However, in practice, situations often arise when debts are not repaid on time, and the creditor does not take active measures to collect them. A natural question arises: ‘Can […]

Business does not always develop according to the initial plan. Founders may have different views on the company’s strategy, face financial difficulties, or simply wish to end their participation in the project. In such cases, the question arises of one or more participants withdrawing from the founders. At first glance, the procedure seems simple: it […]

Buying an existing business seems like a simple and quick way to start an entrepreneurial activity: the client base is already formed, there is staff, suppliers, contracts, and a reputation in the market. However, hidden pitfalls often lie behind the visible advantages — debts, legal disputes, unsettled labor relations, or legally unregistered assets. Mistakes during […]

Sometimes a business owner no longer needs a company: the project did not materialize, operations never started, or the need to maintain the organization simply disappeared. In such cases, the question arises—how to properly liquidate a limited liability company (LLC) that has not actually conducted business. Even without economic activity, an LLC still retains obligations: […]

Donating an enterprise is a rare but legally permissible transaction used when an owner wishes to transfer a business to another person free of charge. Unlike a sale or inheritance, donation is based on different motivations: it may stem from family circumstances, succession planning, or support for partners or other individuals. It is important to […]

A joint business is always associated with certain risks: at the start, partners may share the same vision and common goals, but over time their interests may diverge. Sometimes one of the participants ceases to fulfill their duties, blocks the company’s operations, or uses their position to the detriment of others. In such cases, the […]

Receiving an inheritance is traditionally perceived as the acquisition of property or money, but in practice it can result not only in benefits but also in significant responsibilities. Along with the inheritance, the heir receives not only the assets, but also the debts of the deceased, as well as certain obligations to maintain the property. […]