Transfer of one’s share in a Slovak limited liability company

If a partner wishes to leave the company, one option is to transfer their share to another person. We will manage the entire process for you.

from 393 € including all fees
7 days average procedure time
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A partner can transfer their share to another person if the partnership agreement allows it. Consent from the general meeting is required for the transfer unless the partnership agreement specifies otherwise.

How it works

  • Preparation of the necessary documents for the transfer of the share
  • Communication and notification of changes in the company to the Commercial Register and relevant authorities (electronically, without the need for a personal visit)

The contract for the transfer of a share can be made without compensation, but the signatures must be certified. If the acquirer is not a partner, they must declare their agreement to the partnership agreement or bylaws.

The transferor is responsible for ensuring that the acquirer pays their share contribution.

For the transfer of a majority share, it is no longer necessary to submit a consent from the tax administrator showing that neither the transferor nor the acquirer has any tax arrears.

Tip

If you pay the court fee using a bank card or through the ekolok app, the court will receive the payment immediately, eliminating the need to wait an additional 2 days for the payment to be credited to the court’s account, as is the case with bank transfers.

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