1, check whether the company has debts;
2, check whether the company is in arrears with national taxes;
3. Check the company's past operating conditions;
4 whether to participate in the annual inspection on time every year;
5. Check the company's audit report.
Contract and notarization matters:
1. Find a company willing to accept you;
2. Negotiate the price and sign the transfer contract;
3. Find a law firm to do transfer notarization;
Here's a reminder: Please check the business qualification of the other party before accepting the service, and don't believe its exaggerated propaganda and commitment. Any behavior that requires you to pay a certain deposit in advance or pay it to your personal account may have the risk of fraud. Please remain vigilant.
At present, the process requirements of company transfer are becoming more and more standardized, especially for companies such as loans. So when you transfer the company, you must pay attention to make it have full legal effect, so as not to bring unnecessary trouble to yourself and others.