Many founders initially opt for a partial payment when establishing a stock corporation. Once the capital is available, the question arises: how is the remaining capital to be fully paid in? The subsequent fulfillment of payment obligation – that is, the retrospective payment of contributions on shares that have not been fully paid in – is a clearly regulated, formal process. To ensure everything proceeds correctly, a proper legal implementation is required. Jurata® supports you with the subsequent fulfillment of the payment obligation for your stock corporation. We guide you through all the necessary steps – from preparing the documentation to passing resolutions, public notarization, and registration in the commercial register. This keeps the process clear and the effort minimal for you.