In this paper I expose the fundamental differences between the general shareholders meeting of the joint stock company and the congregation of a limited liability company. After an introductory part explaining the topic, work is divided into chapters where simultaneous examination of both organs expose the main differences between them. The review of the differences shall be initiated by a comparative analysis of the legal text on the competence of both organs. In that regard, I am working in parallel to the Commercial Society Act, the practice of courts, and the book by Professor Barbić, in order to approach the analysis with as much information as possible and in the ministry that the later deductive conclusion is as precise as possible. Further, I analyse the process of convening both organs and all the accompanying actions that bind together. There are the reasons for the convening, the time of the convening, and the authority to convene the congregation, with the final results looking over and the time limits and the agenda shall be called by the general congregations or congregations. In addition, I present the role of the president of the general meeting, or the chairman of the congregation. I analyse and compare these two essential roles for the functioning of these organs and their relationship and the difference. Before the final part, reserved for the conclusion and the final result of this work, I refer to decisions that the general assembly, or congregation, brings. It is important to see how it comes to decision-making, so I analyse all aspects of this process, from proposing decisions and until voting and final adoption. The work is designed as a comparative analysis, which means that I will make the comparison between the general meeting and the congregation alternately and directly through certain chapters, so that under the same subheading I explain their key differences, and then I move on to the next part of the work, so I tried to counter it. I do not recommend teaching or preparation for a particular course or part of the college solely on the basis of this work, primarily because of the complexity of matter, but I hope that the person who rules the same good will come as a reminder and broaden the horizons of a given subject, especially in understanding the rights of societies.