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Corporate formalities

Entrust your company’s formalities to LogiCount.

Approval of the accounts, a change of manager, registered office or capital: LogiCount prepares the administrative follow-up and coordinates the professionals involved.

EVERY STAGE OF YOUR COMPANY’S LIFE

Your decisions, your documents and your registers.

Decisions, documents and register entries must all tell the same story about your company.

1

The annual milestone

Coordinating the documents for the approval of the accounts and the agreed administrative work. We specify the approvals expected from partners and managers.

2

Routine changes

A change of registered office, manager or company details must be documented. We identify the documents, formalities and registers concerned for your file.

3

Structural changes

Amending the articles, the capital or the shareholding may require a notary or legal counsel. We coordinate the administrative, accounting and tax side of the engagement.

4

Winding up or reorganising

Before ceasing an activity or reorganising a structure, the accounts, contracts and commitments need to be gathered. We help you prepare this review and bring in the expertise required.

Before a formality

Understanding what changes.

The name of a formality is not always enough. We look at the context, the articles of association and the consequences before specifying the work.

To gather before a formality

  • Up-to-date articles of association and company documents
  • The planned decision or transaction
  • Identity and role of the people involved
  • Target date and known constraints

Deeds reserved for notaries and specialised legal advice are entrusted to the relevant professionals.

Answers to your questions.

Can’t find the answer for your situation? Tell us what you need.

Can you take care of the annual general meetings?
Preparing and coordinating the annual documents can be included in the engagement. Decisions and signatures belong to the company’s competent bodies. We specify the work entrusted to the firm.
Does a change require going to a notary?
It depends on the company’s legal form and the nature of the change. We review the planned change, identify the intervention required and coordinate the documents for the file.
Do you help companies that are not accounting clients?
A one-off engagement can be considered. We need the up-to-date articles of association, the company’s organisation and the information required to define the work precisely.
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