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Legislation forms for social entrepreneurship in your country

In Belarus, social entrepreneurship is currently carried out through commercial organizations, including le...

Under Georgian law, an individual entrepreneur is not considered an enterprise in the formal legal sense. H...

Most social enterprises in Georgia exist in the legal form of a non-profit (non-commercial) legal entity. U...

Georgian legislation distinguishes between several legal forms of entrepreneurial legal entities: a general...

Self-employed persons are natural persons who operate with the primary goal of generating profit or income,...

Natural persons registered as private entrepreneurs operate with the primary goal of generating profit or i...

Legal Framework for Social Entrepreneurship (Organizational and Legal Form: Commercial Organization / Limit...

A non-profit organization is characterized by the fact that the organization’s property — including p...

ONLUS

Onlus is the acronym for Non-Profit Organization of Social Utility and defines a qualification relevant for...

The Social Cooperative is a particular form of Cooperative aimed at providing services to the person or at ...

The Social Enterprise is a private entity that carries out a business activity of general interest, non-pro...

Unlimited personal responsibility . Owned by a natural person and operated at your own risk and expense. Ca...

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