Non-Entrepreneur (non-commercial) Legal Persons. The registration of a company in Georgia is based on three essential principles: fast, inexpensive and simple procedures. Registration is absolutely mandatory for all of the types of companies listed in the first chapter. A company is considered established only after it is registered in the National Agency of Public Registry (www.napr.gov.ge). The data entered in the Registry is public. A company is not re- quired to complete a separate tax registration, as pursuant to the Georgian legislation, the initial registration includes both the State and the Tax registration and is carried out simultaneously. Prior to submission of an application for registration, the partners sign an agreement specifying the rights and responsibilities of the parties and other matters related to the company. Such an agreement is referred to as the Statute of the company.
speaking in front of others. It is the process of “systematic desensiti- zation.” You can use it in every area of your life to reduce fear and build courage. Systematic desensitization is a psychological term that refers to your doing something over and over again until it no longer holds any fear for you. In Toastmasters International, each member is re- quired to stand up and speak, even if just for a few seconds, at every meeting. After several months of weekly meetings, people who were so terrified of speaking in front of others that they could not lead silent prayer in a phone booth become so confident about their abil- ity to stand up and speak in front of peers that they compete for longer opportunities to talk. ccc_tracy_12_222-248.qxd 6/23/03 3:39 PM Page 239
Gagging and choking repeatedly, young Richard Swanson failed three times to down his piece. Determined to succeed, he finally got the oil- COMMITMENT IS THE KEY _ soaked meat into his throat where it lodged and, despite all efforts to re- move it, killed him . • Punishment. In Wisconsin, a pledge who forgot one section of a ritual incan- tation to be memorized by all initiates was punished for his error. He was re- quired to keep his feet under the rear legs of a folding chair while the heaviest of his fraternity brothers sat down and drank a beer. Although the pledge did not cry out during the punishment, a bone in each of his feet was broken. • Threats of death. A pledge of Zeta Beta Tau fraternity was taken to a beach area of New Jersey and told to dig his "own grave." Seconds after he complied with orders to lie flat in the finished hole, the sides collapsed, suffocating him
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