Limited by Share Ltd (two shareholders), if one of the shareholders (holding a large share) wants to get a sum of money, is it legal to realize the shares sold?

First of all, shareholders' share transfer income is their own property, which has nothing to do with the company's property. It can be used for personal use and does not need to be used for company operations.

Secondly, the founding shareholders of a joint stock limited company shall not be transferred within one year from the date of establishment of the company.

Third, the shareholders of a joint stock limited company do not need to pass the resolution of the shareholders' meeting to transfer their shares, which is different from that of a limited liability company. Shareholders of a joint stock limited company directly sign an equity transfer agreement with the transferee, and the company will handle the change registration after reporting to the company.

Fourth, if the company is transferred, all shareholders need to transfer their shares. If the company's assets are transferred, the proceeds from the transfer belong to the company and shareholders have no right to take them away. In order for shareholders to obtain funds, they must transfer their own shares.

Fifth, shareholders should pay personal income tax according to the investment cost, and the tax rate is 20%.

Sixth, whether your company is a joint-stock company or an ordinary limited liability company, please check it carefully according to the business license. If it is an ordinary limited company, the external transfer of equity requires the resolution of the shareholders' meeting, that is, the consent of the other shareholders must be obtained. If not, the other shareholder should buy your equity by himself.