What is the company's capital and humanity?

1, the human nature of the company: a company established on the basis of the personal conditions of shareholders, and the shareholders of a company with human nature bear unlimited joint and several liabilities for the company's debts. When the company is insolvent, the shareholders must pay off the debts of the company with all their personal property.

2. Capital combination of a company: one or more companies registered and established by a natural person or legal person with the minimum registered capital prescribed by law. Capital portfolio companies emphasized the capital combination with capital contribution as the condition.

Extended data:

Human nature has the following characteristics:

1, maximum number of shareholders. The company laws of various countries only stipulate the minimum number of shareholders for other types of companies, but not the maximum number of shareholders. But for limited liability companies, most of them stipulate the upper limit of the number of shareholders. For example, Article 26 of the Korean Company Law stipulates that the number of shareholders shall not exceed 50;

Article 36 of the French Business Company Law stipulates that the number of shareholders of a limited liability company shall not exceed 50. Although the company law of some countries does not stipulate the maximum number of limited liability companies, such as Germany, Austria and Italy, in practice, the number of shareholders of limited liability companies in these countries is still limited.

2. Public offering is prohibited. Public offering refers to raising funds from the public and anonymous people. Public offering is the exclusive right of a public limited liability company, and a limited liability company may not raise funds publicly.

3. Restrictions on equity transfer. Countries generally restrict shareholders from transferring their shares to people outside the company. For example, article 17 of the German Limited Liability Company Law stipulates that only the company can give part of the capital contribution, and this approval must be in writing.

4. The relationship between shareholders is more constrained by internal contracts. The establishment of organizational structure is often based on the articles of association to choose whether and how to set up, which is similar to the management of partnership enterprises.

5. Ownership and management rights are not completely separated. Shareholders not only manage the company, but also bear investment risks. Capital and labor are closely combined. Of course, this deprives the company of the advantages of professional management, but each shareholder is more likely to act in a way that is beneficial to the company and himself.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-Renhe company

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-He Zi company