1. The mode of contribution of shareholders of the company is as follows:
(1) cash contribution, with unlimited amount;
(2) Contribution in kind, including houses, vehicles, equipment and raw materials;
(3) Intellectual property investment;
(4) If the land use right is contributed, the state-owned land use right that can be obtained by transfer shall be contributed;
(5) Other non-monetary assets that can be valued in money and transferred according to law.
2. Legal basis: Article 27 of People's Republic of China (PRC) Company Law.
If the original shareholder transfers, pledges or otherwise disposes that the equity still registered in his name has not been registered with the company registration authority, and the transferee shareholder requests that the equity disposition be invalid on the grounds that he has actual rights to the equity, the people's court may refer to the provisions of Article 311 of the General Principles of the Civil Law.
If the transferee requires the original shareholders and the directors, senior managers or actual controllers who are at fault for failing to register the change in time to bear the liability for compensation, the people's court shall support it. If the transferee shareholder is also at fault for failing to register the change in time, the responsibilities of the above directors, senior managers or actual controllers may be appropriately reduced.
Article 28
If another person contributes capital in the name of another person and registers the other person as a shareholder in the company registration authority, the person who falsely registers shall bear the corresponding responsibilities; The people's court shall not support the company, other shareholders of the company or creditors who require the shareholders registered with false names to bear the responsibility of making up the capital contribution or compensating the outstanding part of the company's debts on the grounds that they have not fulfilled their capital contribution obligations.
2. What is the difference between subscribed and paid-in registered capital of a company?
The difference between the subscribed amount and the paid-in amount of the registered capital of the company is as follows:
1, the payment time limit is different. The original provision of the paid-in registered capital in the company law is that the shareholders of the company should pay in full within two years from the date of establishment of the company, and the subscribed registered capital in the company law can be paid in full according to the time stipulated in the company's articles of association;
2. Different payment methods. The capital verification method of paid-in registered capital is that the corresponding amount of funds must be deposited in the bank's capital verification account. The subscribed registered capital can be paid at the time of enterprise registration, or it can be paid to the corresponding account in installments according to the actual situation of shareholders;
3. The content of the reaction is different. Registered capital reflects the management right of the enterprise, while registered capital reflects the property right of the company as a legal person. All the capital invested by shareholders shall not be withdrawn, and the company shall exercise its property rights;
4. Including different scopes, the registered capital belongs to the sum of the actual assets of the enterprise, and the registered capital belongs to the sum of the paid-in investment of investors;
5. The registered capital will increase or decrease at any time due to the increase or decrease of funds in different ways, that is, when the actual capital of the enterprise increases or decreases by more than 20% compared with the registered capital, it is necessary to register for change. Without legal procedures, the registered capital shall not be increased or decreased at will.