My friend and I set up a small joint-stock company. There are only two of us in the company. Now I want to quit the company and give it to him. How do I go through the formalities?

1. According to your description, the established company is a limited liability company.

2. Article 72 of the Company Law Shareholders of a limited liability company may transfer all or part of their shares to each other. Where there are other provisions on equity transfer in the articles of association, such provisions shall prevail.

3. Article 74 of the Company Law After the equity is transferred in accordance with the provisions of Article 72 of this Law, the company shall cancel the capital contribution certificate of the original shareholder.

You want to transfer the company to him. If an agreement is reached, that is to say, he agrees to transfer your equity, you sign a transfer agreement, stipulating the transfer price and the commitment of both parties to the original debt of the company. Pay attention to avoid their own risks and settle past debts.

5. After signing the agreement, he pays you the transfer money, you return the investment certificate, and the other party goes through the remaining formalities.