May 10, 2022
Incorporating a Godo Kaisha(GK) (Limited Liability Company)/LLC in Japan Without a Resident Director and Shareholders
TOKYO, Japan - May 10, 2022 - PRLog -- A Godo Kaisha, commonly abbreviated GK, is defined under the "Companies Act of Japan." GK is a comparatively new type of company introduced in the Companies Act of Japan" in May-2006.
GK is similar to the UK's Private Limited Company (Ltd) or the American Limited Liability Company (LLC).
A Godo Kaisha can be registered in the English alphabet, i.e., ABC Consulting "合同会社" ("Godo Kaisha") must be registered in the Japanese kanji characters.
Promoters/Investors in GK are called "Members" (社員, shain), and each member provides a capital/equity contribution. Members(investors) of a GK have limited liability, similar to a Kabushiki Kaisha(KK) shareholders.
Each member's liability to the company is limited to their invested amount.
A foreign entrepreneur or a corporation can register a Godo Kaisha (GK) in Japan without a "Local Resident in Japan" under the amendment in the Companies Act introduced in March-2015.
The features of Godo Kaisha (GK)/Limited Liability Company(LLC) at a glance:
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