Where the shareholders make capital contribution in the form of equity of a limited liability company, how shall the capital contribution be distributed?

In principle, profits can be distributed to shareholders according to the proportion of their paid-in capital contribution, or through consensus (the profit distribution method of special shareholders is agreed by themselves), but the latter can only take effect after all shareholders agree unanimously. (1) Shareholders' profit distribution conditions 1. Entity conditions: the company has actual profits available for distribution, which shall be subject to the company's audit report; 2. Procedural conditions: The company shall formulate a reasonable profit distribution plan for shareholders and convene a general meeting of shareholders to form a resolution on the specific plan. (II) Profit distribution method of shareholders 1. Statutory method Statutory method refers to the method of shareholders' profit distribution stipulated in the Company Law, that is, to distribute profits to shareholders in proportion to their paid-in capital contribution. The proportion of paid-in capital contribution refers to the proportion of the actual contribution made by shareholders to the total capital of the company. Under the condition of allowing shareholders to pay by installments, it is helpful to define shareholders' rights and obligations and reduce disputes by stipulating the principle that shareholders share profits according to the actual contribution ratio. 2. Agreement Mode In view of the human factors of limited liability companies, the company law allows shareholders to agree on a special profit distribution mode by consensus, rather than distributing profits in a legal way. However, it should be noted that the agreed method can only take effect after all shareholders of the company agree unanimously.