yhtiösopimuksen

Yhtiösopimuksen is a Finnish legal term that refers to the articles of association of a limited liability company (yhtiö) in Finland. It is a fundamental document that outlines the structure, organization, and operational guidelines of the company. The yhtiösopimuksen is similar to the articles of incorporation in other jurisdictions, but it includes specific provisions tailored to Finnish law.

The document typically includes essential information such as the company's name, registered office, objects of the company, share capital, and the rights and obligations of the shareholders and the board of directors. It also details the procedures for making decisions, the distribution of profits, and the dissolution of the company. The yhtiösopimuksen must be approved by the shareholders and registered with the Finnish Business Registration Centre.

The yhtiösopimuksen serves as a contract between the company and its shareholders, outlining their respective rights and duties. It is a living document that can be amended with the consent of the shareholders, provided that certain formalities are followed. The yhtiösopimuksen is a public document, meaning that it is available for inspection by the public at the Finnish Business Registration Centre.

In case of disputes, the yhtiösopimuksen is a crucial reference point. It provides a clear framework for interpreting the company's internal rules and resolving conflicts. The document is essential for understanding the company's structure and operations, both for internal stakeholders and external parties, such as creditors and regulatory authorities.