The contract was signed. Goods were delivered, services rendered, money lent. And then — silence. Payment deadlines passed, calls went unanswered, and the emails from your Belarusian partner became increasingly vague. Now you’re sitting on an unpaid invoice and wondering whether there’s anything you can actually do from abroad. The short answer is yes. Belarus […]
Most companies don’t think much about changing a director until they have to. Then they find out the hard way that getting it wrong — even slightly — can leave the business stuck in an awkward gap: the old director still legally in charge, the new one unable to sign anything or move money. We’ve […]
Payments have been late for three months, your counterparty’s manager isn’t picking up, and you receive a vague email about “temporary difficulties”. You run a check — and find out the LLC is already in a liquidation procedure. Or worse: in bankruptcy. The instinct is to call a lawyer in Belarus. The right instinct is […]
On 16 January 2026, the President of the Republic of Belarus signed Decree No. 19 “On Cryptobanks and Certain Matters of Control in the Field of Digital Tokens”. The document introduces a new type of financial organisation — the cryptobank — into Belarusian legislation and establishes the legal framework for its creation and operation. Belarus […]
Registering a Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a vital step when starting a business. For many entrepreneurs, an LLC is the optimal organizational form: it combines limited liability for founders, a relatively simple management structure, and a wide range of potential activities. However, the path to obtaining a registration certificate is not always smooth. Entrepreneurs […]
Registering a limited liability company is an important step in starting a business, but in practice, it is only the beginning of the organizational journey. After receiving the registration documents, owners and the director face a whole range of mandatory and practical questions: what actions need to be taken first, which procedures are mandatory, and […]
Share capital (charter capital) is one of the key elements of the corporate structure of any commercial organization. It not only reflects the financial capacity of the company at the time of its establishment but also serves as a guarantee of the interests of creditors and counterparties. However, from the moment the business is registered, […]
Liquidation of an LLC (limited liability companies) in the presence of debts is one of the most complex and delicate procedures in corporate practice. Unlike “net” liquidation, when the company has no obligations to counterparties, the state budget or employees, the presence of outstanding liabilities significantly limits the choice of available mechanisms for the termination […]
A public offer agreement is one of the most widely used legal instruments in modern commercial practice, especially in the field of online services, electronic commerce, service provision, and interaction with mass consumers. Through a public offer, companies formalize the terms of interaction with clients, minimize legal risks, and ensure predictability of contractual relations without […]
Reorganization in the form of transformation is one of the most in-demand and, at the same time, legally delicate ways of changing a business without terminating its activities. This format allows a company to preserve its business history, commercial relationships, and obligations, while simultaneously bringing its organizational and legal form into line with the current […]
A legal audit is one of the key tools for managing legal risks in business. In an environment of constant change and increasing complexity of corporate and contractual relationships, a timely assessment of a company’s legal status makes it possible to identify potential problems before they result in financial losses, disputes, or management conflicts. In […]
Reorganization in the form of accession is one of the most common instruments of structural change in business. It allows companies to optimize their corporate structure, consolidate assets, simplify management, and redistribute functions between companies without terminating business activities. For owners and executives, this format often becomes an alternative to liquidation or the sale of […]
