Company Registrations In Russia

Russia is a vast country, extending from Europe to the North Pacific Ocean. Russia has undergone substantial changes since the collapse of the Soviet Union, moving from a globally-isolated, centrally-planned economy to a more market-based and globally-integrated economy. Since 2007, the Russian government has embarked on an ambitious programme to reduce the country’s dependency on commodity exports (such as gas and coal) and build on high technology sectors. Russia is hosting the 2018 Football World Cup, the first time an Eastern European country has hosted. Many new arenas will be built for the occasion and there is much investment in this area. Licensehub.in can assist you in accessing this exciting new market, by supporting you in setting up a Russian company. Russian business activity is conducted under the Civil Code, which permits foreign companies to form Russian organisations, including Joint Stock Companies (JSC), Limited Liability Companies (LLC), or Partnerships.

Setting up a Russian Joint Stock Company – what are the main points?

Joint stock companies (JSC) may be closed (private) or open (public)
The shares of an open JSC are freely transferable
In a closed JSC, share transfers are restricted and the other shareholders have pre-emption rights
The minimum capital requirement for incorporation of a JSC is equivalent to 1,000 minimum monthly wages for an open JSC and 100 minimum monthly wages for a closed JSC
The maximum number of shareholders is unlimited for an open JSC, but cannot exceed 50 for a closed JSC
At least 50% of a company’s foundation capital must be paid up within three months from the company formation. The balance of outstanding stock must then be paid up within one year of the company formation

Setting up a Russian Partnership – what is involved?

Partnerships formed under the Russian civil law possess a separate legal identity
In partnerships, partners have unlimited liability for partnership obligations
Less popular with Russian entrepreneurs and foreign investors as compared to companies.
The tax treatment of partnerships under Russian tax law is exactly the same as that of companies.

Setting up a Russian Limited Liability Company – what is involved?

Members of an LLC may exercise supplementary rights and bear supplementary obligations without regard to the size or value of such members’ participation interest, as determined by the company’s statutes, or as approved by unanimous vote of all company members
The maximum number of members of an LLC is 50
The statutory is equivalent to minimum capital 100 minimum monthly wages
At least 50% of the equity capital must be paid up before the company documents are filed for state registration with the balance to be paid up within one year from the company formation

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FAQs For Private Limited Company Registration

The name should be unique, catchy and it must have a related meaning to you. the name of Company should also relate business Activity of the Company, however, any name may be prefer for register of a Private Limited Company subject to propose name has not already been taken by someone else. It may note that the name of the Company must also be legal as per the provisions of the Companies Act, 2013 and rules made thereunder.

Yes, It is mandatory to have at least two Directors and two members (both can be same) to register Private Limited Company in India. One Director must be resident of India.

It is not entirely correct, although there is no government fee to register a Private Company but there is always required to pay stamp duty to register a Company in India which vary from state to state.

Director identification number (DIN) is unique identification number allotted by registrar of Companies (ROC) to the person willing to be Director of a Company. Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is a digital sign which are required to signed forms to be filed with MCA or ROC.

No, you are not required to have a proper office since a Company can be register at your residential address, it only required an address proof like utility bill, gas bill, telephone bill or water bill.

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