Re:How to Found a Company in Germany: 14 "Easy" Steps and Lo...
by tdullien on Sunday April 07, 2024 @01:57PM
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Important to realize: A GmbH is much closer to a Delaware C-Corp than to an LLC.
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Re:How to Found a Company in Germany: 14 "Easy" Steps and Lo...
by nwellnhof on Sunday April 07, 2024 @05:33PM
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Yes, a GmbH is a corporation and mostly dissimilar to an LLC. In Germany, there's no such thing as an LLC, except for some professions. So if you want limited liability, you're only option is to incorporate.
Re:How to Found a Company in Germany: 14 "Easy" Steps and Lo...
by ufocia on Sunday April 07, 2024 @06:40PM
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Why this fascination with Delaware? How are Delaware corps different from other states' corps?
Re:How to Found a Company in Germany: 14 "Easy" Steps and Lo...
by dragonwriter on Sunday April 07, 2024 @06:42PM
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Mostly, it’s that Delaware’s corporate law is more developed so investors have more certainty of what they are getting; this is also a self-reinforcing condition, since the preference for Delaware corps means more corporate issues get resolved under Delaware law.
Re:How to Found a Company in Germany: 14 "Easy" Steps and Lo...
by JumpCrisscross on Sunday April 07, 2024 @08:22PM
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> Delaware’s corporate law is more developed so investors have more certainty of what they are getting
Delaware courts are also efficient, which makes litigation less likely to turn into a multi-year and multi-million dollar affair.