Set up your Offene Gesellschaft (OG general partnership) with a professional business address in 1010 Vienna. Suitable for the commercial register entry, quick to arrange.
The Offene Gesellschaft (OG) is a general partnership in which at least two partners run a business together. All partners are liable without limit and jointly with their entire personal assets.
To set up an OG you need a partnership agreement. It governs the rights and obligations of all partners.
The OG only comes into existence upon entry in the commercial register. For this you need a registered business address as the official registered office of the partnership.
In an OG, all partners are liable without limit and jointly. That means maximum responsibility, but also maximum trust.
Every partner is liable with their entire personal assets for the debts of the OG.
Creditors can turn to any individual partner for the full amount of the debt.
A solid partnership agreement and a professional address help you minimise risks.
Because of the unlimited liability, the OG is particularly suitable for partners who trust each other and actively work in the business. If you want to limit liability, a GmbH or KG might be the better choice.
Recognised by the commercial register court in Vienna for the OG entry.
Proof of the registered office for the commercial register application.
Your private address stays protected despite the commercial register entry.
One location for all partners, regardless of where they live.
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No, there is no statutory minimum share capital for the OG. The partners are free to agree on what contributions they make.
The partnership agreement itself does not have to be notarised, but the signatures must be certified for the commercial register entry.
Yes, in addition to natural persons, legal entities (for example a GmbH) can also be partners in an OG.
The OG itself is not subject to corporate income tax. The profits are allocated to the partners and taxed individually at their level (income tax).
Yes, our address is suitable for commercial register entries and is recognised as the registered office. You receive a contract as proof.
