According to the Companies Act, in Croatia companies and companies are divided into companies. The companies are a public company,a limited partnership and a economic interest union and the capital companies are a limited liability company and limited liability company. These five types of companies differ in their manner of establishment and have a different understanding of the relationship with the assets and equity capital. The assets are in all five types of companies in the same situation and the assets of the undertaking are different from the personal assets of the members. Members, when entering their assets into a company, cease to be owners and these assets become the assets of the company. Companies distinguish between members’ property liability for debts. In a public company, all membersare equally and jointly liable for debts, liabilities of the company to their assets. In the limited company, the complement is responsible unlimited and its assets for the obligations of the company, and the commander is solely responsible for the role or to the extent of the role in the economic interest association, members are liable for the obligations of the association unlimited by their entire assets. In a joint stock company and limited liability company the members are not responsible for the company’s obligations. A public limited liability company and a limited liability company have certain minimum amounts of share capital and companies do not. Capital companies are set up in the Republic of Croatia, with very few companies being very limited.