Company Registration and Business Support in Russia
In a Joint-Stock Company (JSC), the charter capital is divided into shares, and shareholders are not liable for the company's obligations, bearing the risk of losses within the value of their shares.
Joint-stock companies can be public or non-public, which determines who can acquire the company's shares. Unlike LLCs, the number of participants in a JSC is not limited.
The JSC registration process is more complex, as it involves not only registering the company but also issuing shares. Our lawyers will provide full support during the JSC registration process.
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