Manipulation of company funds
It is well known that once a company is incorporated, it acquires legal personality.
As a result, it has a financial liability that is independent of the liabilities of its partners.
This financial liability consists of the shares provided by the partners, whether in cash or in kind, in addition to the reserve funds that the company builds up during its activity and the profits it realizes from the operations it carries out within the framework of the offer for which it was established.
Intangible assets such as patents and the like are also included. ... Read More