What are the types of companies in St. Helena?

Company types can be broadly classified as follows:

1. Joint Stock Company (A.Ş.): It is a type of company whose owners are represented by shares and whose capital is divided into shares. Capital partners receive a share of the company's profits or losses in proportion to their shares, and their responsibilities are limited only to their capital shares.

2. Limited Company (Ltd. Şti.): It is a type of company whose capital is divided into shares, but it does not issue shares. The liability of capital partners is limited to their capital shares and is determined by their participation in the management of the company.

3. General Partnership: It is a type of company established by a partnership agreement of at least two real or legal persons. Partners share equally in the company's profits or losses and are personally liable for the company's debts.

4. Limited Partnership: It is a type of company in which at least one limited partner has unlimited liability, while the other partners are liable only with their capital shares. While the limited partner cannot participate in the management of the company, other partners have management and representation authority.

5. Cooperative: It is a type of company established by people who come together to meet the economic and social needs of their partners. Members contribute partnership capital to the cooperative and have equal rights in management.

6. Person Company: It is a type of company established and managed by a single real person. In sole proprietorship companies, the owner is responsible for the profit or loss of the company together with himself. These are just a few of the main types of companies and they may be subject to different regulations in each country. The choice of company type may vary depending on the company's field of activity, amount of capital, level of liability and other factors. It is important to seek help from a professional advisor in accordance with local laws and regulations.