Exposure Exposure No. 2 No. 1. Corporate Constitution a) Drafting of the Constitutive Act: The first decision will be made between those aspects partners who wish to reflect on the future relationship of society to which the Commercial Code in Article 214 (1955:59) provides the drafting of the Constitutive Act, composed of the following elements:
name, address and nationality of the founders.
Name of company, address and purpose.
Amount of Social Capital. Amount
the share of each partner.
Number of persons who are to perform the administration and representation of society.
number of commissioners, if any.
Rules under which the balance must be formed and calculated and distributed profits.
time that society must begin and end your turn.
Other lawful agreements and special conditions that the members see fit to establish.
b) Probate and published in Official Gazette: Within fifteen days following the completion of the contract of enterprise, trade presented to the judge of the court or the Registrar of Companies of the same legal document.
c) Company Registration in the Register of Tax Information (RIF): It is the obligation of every business enterprise registered in this registry to cancel the tax to the enrichment, with the competent organ of the National Public Administration Ministry of Finance and Service Integrated National Tax Administration (SENIAT).
d) Application for patent of industry and commerce: in the income tax office in the municipality where the company will be located.
e) Entry in the INCE: Any company with more than five employees must enroll in the INCE to comply with the provision stated in Article 16 of the Law Institute.
f) Registration in the Compulsory Social Security (SSO): The Act provides for the operation of any enterprise, its inclusion in the SSO and registration of workers within it.
g) Request for medical leave.
h) Application for Trademark Registration: the Ministry of Industry and Commerce to find that no other company with the same name.
i) Any company should be: The Ledger, the inventory and general ledger, the Commercial Code provides that any dealer, as he begins his turn and the end of each year, made in the ledgers description estimatory all property. The inventory should be closed with the balance sheet and profit and loss and ultimately the general ledger is not especially disciplined in the existing Commercial Code, as it does in the code was repealed. This book will open accounts for each person and object by debit and credit and settle them in chronological order, the relevant items, with reference journal and if necessary, to books and supporting documents thereof.