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CONSTITUTION OF A SIMPLIFIED SHARE COMPANY (SAS)
The Simplified Stock Company (SAS) is a type of company created by Law 1258 of 2008, characterized by being a corporate capital structure, regulated by rules that allow broad contractual autonomy in the design of the social contract, it also presents the possibility of that the associates define the guidelines under which their legal relationships are to be governed.
REGISTRATION AND CERTIFICATION OF A SAS
The SAS registry is constitutive, once the company is registered, it forms a legal person other than the shareholders.
Once the registration is duly carried out, the social contract cannot be challenged.
The existence of the SAS and the statutory clauses will be proven by the certificates issued by the chambers of commerce.
REGISTRATION OF A SAS
The application for the incorporation of the SAS must be submitted to the Chamber of Commerce with jurisdiction in the place where it will have its main domicile (city or municipality).
CONSTITUTION OF A SAS
The Simplified Stock Company (SAS) can be constituted by one or more persons, either natural or legal, by means of a contract or unilateral act that is evidenced by a private document or public deed, which must be registered in the commercial register of the Chamber of Commerce. Commerce corresponding to your domicile.
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