Are you setting up your company alone or with partners?
Whether you want to establish your company alone or with one or more partners, we guide you in choosing the legal structure that best suits your project (SARL, SARLU, SA, etc.).
Our experts handle all legal and administrative procedures to ensure a simple, fast, and fully compliant company formation process in accordance with applicable regulations.
I’m starting on my own.
Launch your business as a sole entrepreneur. You are solely legally and financially responsible for your company, which simplifies the formalities and reduces the incorporation costs, but also involves your personal assets.
We’re starting as a team
Create your company with multiple partners. Responsibility is shared according to your legal structure, and you can pool skills and financial resources to strengthen the growth of your business.
I’m developing a subsidiary
Set up a new legal entity under the structure of an existing company. This option allows you to separate financial and legal risks while benefiting from the reputation and resources of the parent company.
Legal Descriptions of Commercial Companies
Every project is unique, and so should be its legal structure. Moroccan law offers several types of companies, each with its advantages in terms of liability, management, and growth. Discover the structure that best matches your ambition and launch your business on a solid and secure foundation.
A company suited for small and medium-sized businesses, where partners’ liability is limited to their contributions. Minimum of 2 partners required.
A variant of the LLC for a single partner, allowing liability to be limited to the invested capital..
A company suited for large-scale projects, with a high share capital and multiple shareholders. Liability is limited to their contributions.
A company in which all partners are jointly and unlimitedly liable for the company’s debts. Best suited for small businesses with strong mutual trust among partners.
A company composed of general partners (with unlimited liability) and limited partners (whose liability is limited to their contributed capital).
A variant of the SCS suited for large-scale projects, with capital divided into shares and a clear distinction between general partners and shareholders.
A company designed for regulated professions (lawyers, accountants, doctors, etc.), allowing joint practice while limiting the partners’ liability.
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