After the state registration, the members of the company are obliged to pay (form) the value of the authorized capital (AC) within 6 months from the date of the state registration (unless, of course, the members have not provided for a different period in the articles of association in advance).

As you know, the legislation does not provide for a minimum size of AC. This is a very relative question, and in each case it must be considered in the context of the types of activities that the company is engaged in, the composition of its members, potential counterparties, etc. Thus, in case of non-payment or incomplete payment of the AC - the law obliges to make one of the following decisions:

• on the exclusion of a participant who is in arrears from making a deposit;
• on the reduction of the authorized capital by the amount of the unpaid part of the participant's share;
• on the redistribution of the unpaid share (part of the share) among other participants without changing the size of the authorized capital of the LLC and the payment of such debt by the relevant participants;
• on the liquidation of the LLC.

After the state registration, the members of the company are obliged to pay (form) the value of the authorized capital within 6 months from the date of the state registration (unless, of course, the members have not provided for a different period in the articles of association in advance).

As you know, the legislation does not provide for a minimum size of AC. This is a very relative question, and in each case it must be considered in the context of the types of activities that the company is engaged in, the composition of its members, potential counterparties, etc. Thus, in case of non-payment or incomplete payment of the AC - the law obliges to make one of the following decisions:

• on the exclusion of a participant who is in arrears from making a deposit;
• on the reduction of the authorized capital by the amount of the unpaid part of the participant's share;
• on the redistribution of the unpaid share (part of the share) among other participants without changing the size of the authorized capital of the LLC and the payment of such debt by the relevant participants;
• on the liquidation of the LLC.     

The service for changing the size of the authorized capital includes:

• providing advice and familiarizing the client with the procedure for changing the size of the authorized capital, with the requirements for documents and their execution;
• preparation of a package of necessary documents (protocol, charter, powers of attorney, registration applications)
• accompanying the client to the notary during the notarization of signatures on documents;
• submission of documents to the state registrar and full support of the registration process. 

To prepare documents for changing the size of the authorized capital, you need:

1. the statute in the latest edition;  
2. data on the new size of the authorized capital;
3. minutes of the general meeting on changing the size of the AC;
4. power of attorney for a specialist of our company.