The company split is a process of the dissolution of a company as a result of the wind up of a company without liquidation. The Commercial Codex distinguishes between two forms of the company split: merger and acquisition. The merger means that the capital is transferring between two or more companies, which have already existed. Against it, the acquisition means that the capital is transferring between two or more new established companies. In both forms, companies must have the same legal form of business (occasionally the law allows exceptions) and they become legal assignees.