Corporate law and transactions

The most important decisions in a company are rarely made day to day. They are made when new owners join, when capital is raised, or when something is bought or sold. Then both the agreements and the tax need to be right from the start.

• You are founding a company and need a shareholder agreement that actually resolves disagreement.
• The company is raising capital and needs a capital increase, subscription documents and registration.
• An investor is coming in, and the terms for ownership, board and exit must be settled.
• You are buying or selling a company or a property and need the agreements drafted or reviewed.
• The board or the general meeting needs correct resolutions and minutes.

1. ClarificationWe go through what you want to achieve, who is involved and the timeline.
2. Structure and taxI assess the corporate and tax consequences before anything is signed.
3. DocumentsI draft or review agreements, resolutions and filings with the Register of Business Enterprises.
4. CompletionI follow the matter through signing, settlement and registration.

• Articles of association and shareholder register
• Existing shareholder agreements
• The latest annual accounts
• Drafts or a term sheet if a counterparty is involved

I have carried out capital increases in practice and work closely with auditors, so the accounting side is covered from the start.

Once I have looked at the matter, you get a fixed price for the engagement before any work starts. You know what it will cost, with no surprises.

• Tax planning
• Demergers and mergers
• Real estate
• Employment law
• Contract law