SCS and SNC are partnerships designed for professional partnerships and family structures. They offer little formality, but imply extensive responsibility for the partners.
Start my registration Learn moreThese forms of partnerships are suitable for projects where the partners trust each other and accept extensive responsibility. They offer little formality but involve personal assets.
Suitable if you…
Capital
Free
No minimum
Associates
2 mins.
Phys. or moral
Resp.
Unlimited
Solidarity (SNC)
The distinction between SCS and SNC must be decided upon constitution. Fidustra helps you choose and structure the file.
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Answers to the most common questions about these forms of partnerships.
In an SNC, all partners have unlimited and joint liability. In an SCS, there are two types of partners: general partners (unlimited liability, active management) and limited partners (liability limited to their contribution, without management rights).
No, there is no legal minimum capital for an SCS or an SNC in Luxembourg. The amount is freely set by the partners in the statutes.
In an SNC, all the partners are managers by right, unless the statutes designate one or more specific managers. In an SCS, only the general partners can ensure management.
The SNC and the SCS remain less common legal forms than the SARL. They are used in specific contexts, notably for partnerships between professionals or family heritage structures.
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