Short answer: Yes, mandatory. A multi-member limited liability company must prepare and keep a members’ register at the company’s head office (Article 48 of the Law on Enterprises 2020). The register must be updated promptly whenever there is a change in members or capital contributions — it is an important legal basis for determining membership status and capital contribution ratios in case of disputes.
Legal basis
- Article 48 of the Law on Enterprises 2020 — members’ register.
Mandatory contents of the members’ register
- Company name, enterprise code, head office address;
- Full name, contact address, nationality and legal documents of individual members; name, enterprise code and head office address of organizational members;
- Capital contribution, contribution ratio and timing of contribution of each member;
- Number and issuance date of each member’s Capital Contribution Certificate;
- Signature of the company’s legal representative.
Keeping and updating
- The members’ register is kept at the head office of the company;
- The company must promptly update it upon changes in members, transfers, or increases/decreases in capital contributions;
- Members and company managers have the right to look up and extract the members’ register.
Consequences of failure to prepare or incorrect entries
- Breaching the obligation to prepare and keep the members’ register may be subject to administrative sanctions in the enterprise registration sector;
- In disputes over membership status or contribution ratios: the members’ register is important evidence together with the Capital Contribution Certificate and the company charter;
- Inaccurate entries may lead to prolonged internal disputes affecting the company’s operations.
If you need to determine the option best suited to your specific situation, you should discuss it with a lawyer in advance for dossier review and advice on the handling plan.
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