Paid-in capital, also known as paid-in capital, refers to the total amount of capital actually received by shareholders when the company was established. It is the capital actually owned by the company. After the shareholders subscribe for shares, they can pay them in one lump sum or in installments within a certain period of time. Therefore, the paid-in capital may be equal to or less than the registered capital. China's newly revised Company Law adopts a certain degree of authorized capital system for company capital, that is, shareholders are allowed to actually pay a certain proportion of the subscribed capital when the company is established, and the rest of the subscribed capital can be paid off within a certain period after the company is established.
The process of canceling the company is as follows:
1, newspaper, which can be published in the newspaper during the liquidation period of the company and needs to be published in the newspaper recognized by the local industrial and commercial bureau;
2. If the social security is cancelled, the Social Security Bureau will check whether the company has any arrears;
3. Within 65,438+05 days from the date of termination of the company's statement, the company needs to apply to the original tax registration authority for tax cancellation, first canceling the national tax and then canceling the local tax;
4. Go to the Industrial and Commercial Bureau to cancel the company registration;
5. Cancel the company account opening license, basic bank account and other accounts of the company account opening bank;
6. The legal effect of the company seal shall be cancelled by the public security organ at the place where the company seal is registered.
Information required for company cancellation:
1. An application for cancellation of company registration signed by the person in charge of the liquidation group of the company and stamped with the official seal of the company;
2. The certificate of the designated representative or entrusted agent signed by the company and stamped with the official seal of the company and a copy of the identity certificate of the designated representative or entrusted agent; At the same time, it shall indicate the matters, authority and authorization period of the designated representative or entrusted agent;
3. The company's resolution or decision to dissolve the company. If the company is ordered to close down by the administrative organ or revoked by the registration authority, it shall also submit the documents ordered to close down or revoked;
4. Confirm the liquidation report. The liquidation report of a limited liability company needs to be confirmed by the shareholders' meeting, the liquidation report of a joint stock limited company needs to be confirmed by the shareholders' meeting, and the liquidation report of a one-person limited liability company needs to be confirmed by shareholders;
5. Confirmation documents of liquidation reports of shareholders' meetings of limited liability companies, joint stock companies and one-person limited liability companies;
6. Notice of filing of members of the liquidation group;
7. Other documents required by laws and administrative regulations;
8. The original and duplicate of the Company's Business License for Enterprise as a Legal Person.
To sum up, paid-in capital, also known as paid-in capital, refers to the total amount of capital actually received by shareholders when the company was established. It is the capital actually owned by the company. After the shareholders subscribe for shares, they can pay them in one lump sum or in installments within a certain period of time. Therefore, the paid-in capital may be equal to or less than the registered capital. China's newly revised Company Law adopts a certain degree of authorized capital system for company capital, that is, shareholders are allowed to actually pay a certain proportion of the subscribed capital when the company is established, and the rest of the subscribed capital can be paid off within a certain period after the company is established.
Legal basis:
Article 3 of People's Republic of China (PRC) Company Law
The company is an enterprise legal person, with independent legal person property and legal person property rights. The company is liable for its debts with all its property.
Shareholders of a limited liability company shall be liable to the company to the extent of their subscribed capital contribution; Shareholders of a joint stock limited company shall be liable to the company to the extent of the shares subscribed by them.