Definition

Mercantile company made up of the contributions of group and capital partners of limited partnership partners.
The corporate name should contain the name of all group partners or some of them. In the latter case the words "y Compañía" and in both cases "Sociedad en Comandita" should be added.
For the constitution of a company it is necessary to have at least two partners, one of which has to be group but there is no legal maximum limit.
The responsibility of the group partner is unlimited and joint and several, whilst the partnership partner is limited to the economic contribution made.
For the acquisition of personality a public deed, registration in the register, census declaration and obtaining of a tax identification number is necessary.
With respect to corporate capital, there is no legal minimum

Source

Surveys Mercantile Companies and Bankruptcy Proceedings

Topic

• Enterprises

Statistical operations

(links to the Inventory of Statistical Operations)

• 30151 - Mercantile Companies

Concepts associated

• Cooperative company
• Group company
• Incorporated Partnership
• Limited partnership
• Limited partnership
• Private limited company
• Public limited company
• Reciprocal guarantee company
• Securities fund
• Workforce Owned Public Limited Company
• Worned-owned company