1 Principle of capital determination The principle of capital determination means that the total capital of a company should be recorded in the articles of association, and the company can only be established if it is fully subscribed and raised when it is established.
2. The principle of capital preservation The principle of capital preservation, also known as the principle of capital enrichment, means that during the existence of a company after its establishment, it should always maintain property equivalent to its capital to ensure that the solvency of the company will not be affected.
3. The principle of constant capital The principle of constant capital means that once the company's capital is determined, it shall not be increased or decreased at will except in strict legal procedures.
4. The three principles of capital are a summary of the three basic systems related to the basic management of companies pursued by traditional civil law countries.
Basic characteristics of the company's capital structure:
1, the comparative relationship between enterprise capital cost level and enterprise asset return rate.
2. The adaptability of the term structure of enterprise capital source and enterprise asset structure.
3. The adaptability of enterprise financial leverage and enterprise financial risk, enterprise financial leverage and enterprise future financing demand, and enterprise future development.
4. The internal composition of enterprise owners' rights and interests and the adaptability of enterprise's future development.