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Corporate legal advisory

Corporate governance, contracts, and registry filings with a preventive approach.

This service is for you if

  • 01

    You need shareholders' or board minutes that can also be registered with SUNARP.

  • 02

    A partner is joining or leaving, or you are going to increase capital.

  • 03

    Your power of attorney expired or became outdated and the bank does not recognize you.

  • 04

    You have several companies and want to organize them under a holding structure.

  • 05

    You are about to sign an important contract and you want someone to read it before you sign.

Corporate and contractual support so that business decisions are properly documented, can be registered and do not create tax or labor exposure along the way.

What it includes

  • General meetings, board sessions, and drafting of corporate minutes
  • Capital increases and reductions, transfer of shares, and amendment of the bylaws
  • Granting and revocation of powers of attorney, and registry filings before SUNARP
  • Corporate reorganization: mergers, spin offs and family holding structures
  • Review, drafting, and negotiation of commercial contracts
  • Family protocol and business succession planning
  • Ultimate beneficial owner filing and ongoing corporate compliance

Does your case fall within this area?

Write to us with the details of your case and the deadline you face. The first conversation is free of charge and serves to determine whether we can help you.

Fees

Subject to case evaluation

You receive the proposal in writing before we begin.

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Concrete deliverables, not promises

  • Minutes drafted and ready to be transcribed into the corporate book, or to be raised to a public deed
  • Registry filing submitted to SUNARP and follow up through registration
  • Contracts reviewed with comments flagged clause by clause
  • Report on the proposed structure, with its tax effect, when the case involves a reorganization

What clients usually ask us about this area

  • It is usually due to the notice of meeting, the quorum, or incorrectly calculated majorities, or because the resolution does not match what the bylaws say. It can almost always be corrected, but it costs less to draft it properly from the start than to clear the objection later.

  • It depends on the size of the estate, the number of heirs and the risk of the activity. It is a useful tool for asset protection and succession, but if poorly designed it creates tax cost without benefit. It is assessed before anything is incorporated.

  • It is a corporate obligation to inform SUNAT who actually controls the company. Failure to comply carries a fine, and it is one of the most frequently overlooked obligations, especially in companies with a simple structure that assume it does not apply to them.

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