A limited liability company is a company in which one or more legal or natural persons invest in the underlying roles with which they participate in pre-agreed share capital. Fundamental shares are used to acquire business shares that cannot be expressed in securities. This type of company is classified as mixed because it is located between the company of persons (personal type) and the capital company (capital type). It unites in itself some characteristics of one and the other social type. The main feature of the capital type of society is the limited liability of the members of society. This feature is also fundamentally a limited liability company. In a personal type of society, it is important to have a personal element, a stronger personal relationship between members because an individual is not the one with whom he or she participates in society and how it is connected. Therefore, this is a society that is suitable for a smaller number of members and a smaller capital (compared to a joint stock company) because only where there is a small number of members who know each other regularly and personally personal moments can be important. However, despite elements of personal character, a limited liability company is most closely associated with a dynamic society, ie the capital type of society.