Should the parent company bear the debt after the bankruptcy of the subsidiary?

After the bankruptcy of the subsidiary, the parent company does not need to bear the debt. According to relevant laws and regulations, subsidiaries have independent legal personality and can independently assume responsibilities. Branch companies cannot bear civil liability independently, nor can they file for bankruptcy.

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Article 12 of the Company Law

The business scope of the company is stipulated in the articles of association and registered according to law. A company may amend its articles of association and change its business scope, but it shall register the change. Projects that are required to be approved by laws and administrative regulations in the company's business scope shall be approved according to law.

Article 13

The legal representative of the company shall be the chairman, executive director or manager in accordance with the articles of association, and shall be registered according to law. Where the legal representative of the company changes, it shall go through the registration of change.

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