Is it mandatory to provide the minimum share capital of €3,000 in the incorporation of limited companies?
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In the constitution of companies, specifically in limited companies, and based on the regulations of article 62.2 of the Capital Companies Law, it is currently not necessary to prove the contribution of the share capital, if the shareholders are jointly and severally liable to creditors for the reality of them.
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