Area 02 · CZ · SK
Company and shareholders
Company operations — share transfers, shareholder agreements, corporate bodies, register changes and closure.
A company most often needs a lawyer when something changes: a shareholder joins, a director leaves, the registered capital increases or the articles of association change.
We handle corporate matters throughout a company’s life, from transfers of ownership interests and general meetings to commercial register filings and liquidation. We prepare shareholder agreements to address entry, exit and deadlock before they occur.
Services in this area
Services found: 13
- Corporate documents for an s.r.o. 24/7 Company and shareholders Essential: 16 corporate documents for €1,000. Premium: 24 for €1,500. Full-package monitoring includes authorisation of two acts annually. View service
- Shareholders' agreements Company and shareholders Tailored shareholders' agreements covering voting, equity transfers, options, vesting, deadlock resolution and exit in Czechia and Slovakia, including joint ventures between two companies. View service
- Transfer of a business share Company and shareholders A complete transfer of a business share in a Czech or Slovak s.r.o., from the agreement and corporate consents to registration of the change in the commercial register. View service
- General meetings and shareholder resolutions Company and shareholders Preparing and organising general meetings of an s.r.o. or a.s. Invitations, proceedings, minutes, written resolutions and sole shareholder decisions in Czechia and Slovakia. View service
- Managing director's service agreement Company and shareholders Service agreements for managing directors and members of company bodies, including remuneration, non-compete obligations and general meeting approval, in Slovak and Czech companies. View service
- Právny audit firmy Company and shareholders Page in Slovak Prehľad právnych rizík a plán nápravy pre vedenie firmy pred rastom, vstupom investora alebo väčšou zákazkou. View service
- Odchod spoločníka a majetkové vyporiadanie Company and shareholders Page in Slovak Dohodnutý odchod zo spoločnosti vrátane ceny podielu, pôžičiek, ručenia a odovzdania riadenia. View service
- Outsourced legal department Company and shareholders Ongoing legal support for businesses in Czechia and Slovakia. Contracts, internal questions and coordination with an individually agreed monthly retainer. View service
- Commercial Register changes Company and shareholders Preparing and registering Commercial Register changes, from managing directors and registered offices to shareholders, business names, activities and share capital, in Czechia and Slovakia. View service
- Share capital changes Company and shareholders Share capital increases and reductions and additional shareholder contributions in an s.r.o. or a.s., from the general meeting resolution to registration of the new amount, in Czechia and Slovakia. View service
- Company dissolution and liquidation Company and shareholders Dissolution and liquidation of an s.r.o. or a.s., from the shareholders' resolution to removal from the Commercial Register, properly and without lingering liability. View service
- Granting procuration Company and shareholders Granting procuration and registering its holder in the Commercial Register, including the scope of authority and joint procuration, in Slovak and Czech companies. View service
- Corporate governance and company bodies Company and shareholders Company governance arrangements. Statutory officers' powers and limits, supervisory bodies, approval rules and documents protecting both the company and management. View service
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The most common questions in this area
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What is the minimum share capital for an s.r.o., and must I deposit it in a bank?
A Slovak s.r.o. must have at least €5,000 share capital, with each shareholder contributing at least €750. The money need not be placed in a separate bank account. Before incorporation, contributions are managed by a contribution administrator, usually one of the founders, whose written confirmation of payment accompanies the Commercial Register application.
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Can I form an s.r.o. on my own, without other shareholders?
Yes. One person can form a single-member s.r.o., using a deed of foundation instead of a memorandum of association. The former restrictions limiting an individual to three single-member s.r.o. companies and preventing a single-member s.r.o. from founding another ceased to apply on 17 August 2026 under Act No. 29/2026 Coll. Recorded tax debts, social insurance arrears or enforcement can still prevent formation.
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When can an s.r.o. distribute profits to its shareholders?
The general meeting decides on distribution, and shareholders are entitled in proportion to their paid contributions unless the memorandum provides otherwise. Profits may be paid only when statutory conditions are met and never if payment would cause insolvency. Interest on contributions and advances on profit distributions are prohibited. Shareholders must return unlawful distributions, and directors who approved them guarantee repayment.
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One firm in both countries
Our team is four attorneys and an assistant. Your matter is always handled by an attorney.
- Two bars, one lawyer
Attorney Mgr. Patrik Tulinský, LL.M. is registered with the Czech Bar Association (reg. no. 19654) and the Slovak Bar Association (reg. no. 300422).
- The whole process in Slovak and Czech
We know both legal systems from practice, so you do not have to.
- Prices agreed in advance
No surprise invoices. You know the price or cap before work begins.
- It does not end with this service
Once it is done, we cover contracts, debt recovery, real estate and corporate work in both countries.
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Further reading
The supervisory board in an s.r.o. and a joint-stock company: when to set one up and what it can do
A supervisory board is either a formality that signs things off or genuine oversight of management. This article explains when it is mandatory in Slovakia and Czechia, what powers the law gives it, and why its consent does not release managing directors or the board of directors from liability.
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When a corporate change really takes effect: the decision, the entry and publication in the Commercial Register
A managing director is removed on the day of the decision, a holder of procuration may sign only from the date of entry, and a change can generally be raised against business partners only after it has been published. This article explains when a change in an s.r.o. occurs, what the entry adds to it, and how to time the application under the new Commercial Register Act.
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When a managing director leaves: resignation, removal, the service agreement and deletion from the register
A managing director may resign and the shareholders may remove them at any time. Neither step by itself deals with the service agreement, the handover of the business or deletion from the Commercial Register. This article goes through the Slovak and Czech rules and what to bear in mind on departure, for the company and for the director.
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