The simplified joint-stock company is the only Algerian form that is not a matter of choice: article 715 bis 133 of the commercial code reserves it "exclusively" to companies certified as "start-ups". The first piece of work is therefore not legal but documentary — and it is judged on documents a notary never asks for.
This workbook follows the real order of operations. Sheets 02 and 03 prepare the labelling file: the six criteria, the route chosen to establish innovative character, the documents, and deadlines that suspend — thirty days for the answer, fifteen to complete. Sheets 04 to 07 prepare the bylaws: the capital, which no longer has a legal floor but which everyone will read; the contributions-auditor choice, which binds shareholders for five years; the twelve clauses the code will not fill if the bylaws stay silent; and the appointment of the first statutory auditor, which happens in the bylaws rather than after. Sheet 08 serves after incorporation: the label renewal file cannot be reconstructed the day before filing.
What you receive
- A 21-page PDF, designed to be printed and annotated: each sheet starts on a fresh page.
- A target capital calculation sheet, adapted to a company with no legal minimum capital.
- Four checklists — the six label criteria, the application documents, the twelve bylaw clauses and the final check before signing.
Included
- French, Arabic and English versions
- Updates with each Finance Act and each amendment to the labelling decree
Not included
- Any guarantee that the label will be granted — that is for the national labelling committee
- The drafting of your bylaws, which is the notary's role
- Any legal advice tailored to your situation