Who will bear the problems before the company is transferred?

Legal analysis: The Civil Code stipulates that legal persons can set up branches according to law. Where laws and administrative regulations stipulate that branches should be registered, such provisions shall prevail. Branches engage in civil activities in their own names, and the resulting civil liabilities shall be borne by legal persons; It can also be borne by the property managed by the branch company first. If it is insufficient, it shall be borne by the legal person. However, if the enterprise has debts, it should first notify the creditors and obtain their consent. If the creditor disagrees, the debtor shall provide a guarantee before the transfer, otherwise the transfer is invalid to the creditor.

Legal basis: Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC).

Article 74 A legal person may establish branches according to law. Where laws and administrative regulations stipulate that branches should be registered, such provisions shall prevail.

Branches engage in civil activities in their own names, and the resulting civil liabilities shall be borne by legal persons; It can also be borne by the property managed by the branch company first. If it is insufficient, it shall be borne by the legal person.

Article 75 The legal consequences of civil activities carried out by promoters for the establishment of a legal person shall be borne by the legal person; If a legal person is not established, the legal consequences shall be borne by the founder. Where there are more than two promoters, they shall enjoy joint creditor's rights and bear joint debts.

The third party has the right to choose to request the legal person or promoter to bear the civil liability arising from the establishment of a legal person to engage in civil activities in its own name.