A gōdō gaisha (合同会社), or gōdō kaisha, abbreviated GK, is a type of business organization in the Companies Act of Japan

The GK is a limited liability company (LLC, originally modeled after the US LLC structure) that has been around since 2006 and can do almost the same thing that ...

A Godo Kaisha often abbreviated as GK, is a type of business similar to the UK's private limited company (Ltd) or the American limited liability company (LLC).

Japan introduced the GK godo kaisha Japanese company in 2006 to replace the former YG yugen gaisha. Originally intended for joint-venture technology startups, ...

The best way to define a G.K. company is by comparing it to a Japanese K.K., considered the most respected type of corporate entity in the Japanese business ...

KKs are typically larger, more akin to medium or large sized companies, while GK are closer to small and medium sized enterprises.

Many people know that KK stands for Kabushiki Kaisha and GK stands for Godo Kaisha, but what's the actual difference between the two?

A foreign entrepreneur or a corporation can register a Godo Kaisha (GK) in Japan without a “Resident of Japan” under the amendment in the Companies Act.

26 сент. 2023 г. · – Godo Kaisha (G.K.): A G.K. is similar to a limited liability company. It is characterized by its membership structure, where members hold ...

Choosing the Type of Company to Establish in Japan. It is possible to change from GK to KK, or from KK to GK, after the company is registered.