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The Joint Stock Company
To set up this kind of company there must be at least one person who may be the only shareholder of the company, too. A share capital of € 50,000 is required; the shares may be (but need not be) listed on the stock exchange. Articles of association, authenticated by a notary, are needed to set up an AG. The company becomes legally existent as an AG when it has been entered into the Register of Companies. The name of the AG is usually taken from the purpose of the enterprise and it must contain the words “Aktiengesellschaft” or a common abbreviation of it (e.g. “AG”).
Company Details
| Liability | The shareholder’s liability is limited to his capital contribution. |
| Statutory capital | € 50,000.00 |
| Corporate bodies | Board of directors, supervisory board, shareholders’ meeting |
| Financial Statements | Mandatory |
| Company taxation | EBIT – Trade tax on profit of 12% – 13% = Tax basis for corporation tax – Corporate tax 15% = Earnings after company taxes Dividend withholding tax 25%, reduced treaties, 0% within EC. |
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The Joint Stock Company
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The German branch office
The German permanent establishment
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Overview
An AG must have a board of directors (Vorstand) empowered to decide all matters relating to the operation and the management of the business. The board of directors is appointed by and responsible to the Supervisory Board (Aufsichtsrat). The shareholders of an AG exercise their power with regard to the company at regularly scheduled General Meetings (Hauptversammlungen).
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