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Exclusion of a member from a Limited Liability Company (LLC)

The Companies Act prescribes the ways in which membership in a limited liability company (d.o.o., LLC) can be terminated. According to the law, membership may cease in the following ways: 1. Death of a natural person member 2. Dissolution of a legal entity member 3. Transfer or sale of a business share 4. Withdrawal (redemption of the business share – e.g., exclusion due to non-payment of share contribution – forfeiture) 5. Exclusion of a member for other reasons 6. Voluntary withdrawal of a member from the company 7. Dissolution of the company. A member of a limited liability company may be excluded if there is an important reason,...

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Withdrawal of a member from a Limited liability company (LLC)

According to the Croatian Companies Act, membership in an LLC terminates in the following ways: 1. upon the death of a natural person member, 2. upon the dissolution of a legal entity member, 3. by transfer or assignment of the ownership interest, 4. by redemption (amortization of the ownership interest) or expulsion due to non-payment of the contribution (forfeiture), 5. by expulsion of a member for other reasons, 6. by voluntary withdrawal of a member, 7. upon the dissolution of the company. One of the possible ways for membership in an LLC to cease is through the voluntary withdrawal of a member. A member may withdraw...

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A limited liability company (d.o.o.)

Limited liability company is the most common form of company in the Republic of Croatia. It is defined by Article 385 of the Law on companies as a company in which one or more legal or natural persons contribute to the pre-agreed share capital. The minimum amount of the share capital of a limited liability company is 2,500.00 EUR. Establishing a limited liability company makes sense for several reasons. One of them is certainly tax. Thus, the d.o.o. that generated revenue up to 995,421.06 EUR pays the tax at the rate of 10%, while the d.o.o. that generated revenue above 995,421.06 EUR...

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