Proxy: Powers and limitations in Slovak legislation
A proxy is a natural person authorised by the entrepreneur to perform legal acts related to the operation of the business. Read what powers and limitations he has.
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How to get an extract from the trade register?
If you want to avoid waiting, you can also request an extract from the trade register online. If you do not have a qualified electronic signature, we will be happy to assist you with requesting an extract.
How not to get into trouble when closing a business in Slovakia - an overview of the legal provisions
Read an overview of some of the legal provisions to avoid problems when dissolving a company in Slovakia.
How to choose a business name?
One of the issues that entrepreneurs face when starting a business is choosing a business name. See an overview of the legislation and our recommendations.
Transfer of business share
Read on to find out how to proceed with the transfer of a business share, what the share transfer agreement should contain and what to look out for when transferring a business share.
Dissolution of the Company by Court – Ex Officio Dissolution of the Company
If you want to terminate the existence of the company, one of the ways is to file for dissolution of the company by the court (ex officio).
How do we proceed with registration in the Register of Public Sector Partners?
In the article you can read how we proceed in cases where we provide clients with registration in the Register of Public Sector Partners (RPVS).
Update of general terms and conditions
Following significant changes in consumer law, it is necessary to update the general terms and conditions, complaint procedures, terms of use, or other internal documents.
Sales action
Sales events and door-to-door sales of goods have been subject to stricter regulation since 1st of July, 2024, as outlined in the new Consumer Protection Act.
Prohibited practices in debt recovery
Prohibited practices in debt collection are among the new provisions introduced in the new Consumer Protection Act, which came into effect on 1st of July 2024.