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Investor Presentaiton

― A joint-stock company requires an audit if one or more of the following criteria are met for both the year in question and the preceding year: - net turnover exceeds CZK 80 million per annum; ― total assets exceed CZK 40 million; the average number of employees exceeds 50. - Annual financial statements must be published. The company may decide between two internal structures: either a supervisory board and a board of directors (dualistic organisation of corporate bodies), or an executive director and a managing board (monistic organisation of corporate bodies). The chairman of the managing board may be the same person as the executive director. A legal entity may also be appointed as member of a board of directors. General partnership (veřejná obchodní společnost - veř. obch. spol. or v. o. s.) A general partnership is formed by two or more persons (individuals or legal entities). - The partners in a general partnership are liable for the debts of the company. The names and addresses or the registered offices of the partners must be registered in the Commercial Register. - All partners are entitled to act on behalf of the partnership and are jointly and severally liable for the partnership's obligations to the extent of their entire property. ― Audit requirements are the same as for a limited liability company. Limited partnership (komanditní společnost - kom. spol. or k. s.) ― A limited partnership is formed by two or more persons (individuals or legal entities). At least one of the partners must be a general partner, with unlimited liability for the debts of the partnership. At least one partner must be a limited partner, liable for the partnership's debts only up to the amount of unpaid contributions recorded in the Commercial Register. The names and addresses or registered offices of the partners, a statement on whether they are limited or unlimited partners, the amount contributed by each limited partner and the amount of their paid up contributions must be recorded in the Commercial Register. 34
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