A capital company is one of two fundamental types of trading company. The capital company establishes one or more physical and /or legal persons so that associating of the stakes form the capital of the company. The capital company has its defined core capital. It is a society in which its capital, and not the individuality of its members, is in the foreground. The essence of such a society is in the union of capital rather than of the persons. Regularly, in such a form of company, members only invest part of their property, not employed in the company, and are not responsible for company obligations by personal property. Decisions are made by a majority of votes in the company, and the number of votes are determined by the amount of shares in the share capital of the company, resulting in the property and management rights of the members of the company. The most well-known types of capital companies are: joint stock company (d.d.) and limited liability company (d.o.o.).