Making changes to a company's corporate structure
We will assist you with various corporate structure procedures, including amending the Memorandum of Association, changing shareholders, renewing the license, adjusting the authorized capital, etc.
What company changes must be registered with the relevant UAE authorities?
Changes in corporate structure:
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Change or addition of directors/shareholders
Any changes in the company's shareholders or directors must be registered in the companies registry.
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Changes to the company's charter
Any changes to the company's charter, such as changes to its name, activities, authorized capital, etc., are also subject to registration.
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Beneficial Owner (UBO) Reporting
Companies must report information on beneficial owners to the relevant authority after any changes in ownership or control.
Failure to comply with UBO requirements can lead to serious consequences, so it is important to ensure ongoing compliance.
Stages of making changes to a company's corporate structure
Making changes to a company's corporate structure involves several stages, starting with an analysis of the current structure and ending with the implementation of the changes.
Service cost
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Change of company contact information
from 300 dirhams -
Change of activity, change of company shareholder/director
from 2000 dirhams
What is included in the price?
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Consultation on making changes to company constituent documents and their renewal
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Preparation, collection, and analysis of required documentation
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Submission of documents and application to relevant authorities
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Our Russian and English-speaking team of lawyers has excellent knowledge of UAE legislation and business processes.
In the last year alone, we have helped more than 70 companies with registration, relocation and legal support.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Optimal corporate structuring allows:
- Minimizing tax liabilities
- Protecting assets from legal risks
- Optimizing international business management
- Ensuring ownership continuity
- Complying with regulatory requirements
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We recommend:
- Holding companies (DIFC/ADGM)
- Trust structures (RAK ICC)
- Special purpose companies
- Private asset funds
- Complex multi-level schemes
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When choosing, we consider:
- Type of company activities
- Business geography
- Plans for attracting investments
- Tax implications
- Confidentiality requirements
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