What procedures are required for the company law to become a shareholder in 2023?

There are two ways to become a shareholder of a company, one is to increase the registered capital through the company; Second, by accepting the shares of existing shareholders; Before becoming a shareholder, people should investigate the establishment of the company's management organization, financial status, profit status, operating status, tax payment, external liabilities and other related aspects. So what are the procedures for company law to become a shareholder?

I. shareholding procedures

If new shareholders need to be included in the "paid-in capital" account, they should go through the industrial and commercial change registration. Materials to be submitted for industrial and commercial change:

(1) company change registration application;

(2) Resolutions of the shareholders' meeting on changes (name, domicile, legal representative, shareholders, directors, supervisors, registered capital, business scope, and business term);

(three) the new articles of association or amendments to the articles of association after the change;

(4) The original license and all copies;

(5) Resolution of the shareholders' meeting on increasing the registered capital (note: if the registered capital is reduced, the procedure is more complicated);

(6) A capital verification report issued by a legally qualified capital verification institution; If the company adds new shareholders, it shall submit the legal person qualification certificate or natural person identity certificate of the new shareholders;

(7) Other information required by the Industrial and Commercial Bureau.

Second, the shareholding process.

"Becoming a shareholder in cash" belongs to the company's capital increase, and the specific legal procedures for the company's capital increase depend on the nature of the company. For a limited liability company, when the company increases its capital, the company's shareholders and others other than the company's shareholders can subscribe for the capital contribution, but the company's shareholders have the priority to subscribe for the capital contribution, and whether others other than the company's shareholders can subscribe for it is also limited by the articles of association of the limited liability company. A joint stock limited company shall increase its capital by issuing new shares. When a joint stock limited company issues new shares to increase its registered capital, the company's shareholders and others other than the company's shareholders may subscribe for new shares. In addition, according to Article 31 of the Company Law, if a company changes its registered capital, it shall submit a capital verification certificate issued by a legally established capital verification institution. Where a company increases its registered capital, the capital contribution subscribed by shareholders of a limited liability company and the subscription of new shares by shareholders of a joint stock limited company shall be implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Company Law on the establishment and payment of shares of a limited liability company.

Holding shares is also a form of investment. As the old saying goes, "holding shares is risky and investment needs to be cautious." Relevant parties must first understand the operation of the company. In addition, from the above content, the procedures and procedures for shareholding are complicated and need to be checked one by one.