Our company is a limited company, and I am a legal person, but the legal person has no shares and works in the company.

The legal representative of the company does not have to hold shares in the company. The legal representative of a company is a person who can engage in business activities on behalf of the company. "General Principles of Civil Law" stipulates: "According to the law or the articles of association of a legal person, the person in charge who exercises functions and powers on behalf of a legal person is the legal representative of the legal person." Article 49 of the General Principles of Civil Law stipulates that the legal representative shall bear corresponding legal responsibilities in six situations:

(1) engages in illegal business activities beyond the business scope approved and registered by the registration authority;

(2) concealing the real situation from the registration authority and the tax authority or practicing fraud;

(3) Evading funds or hiding property to avoid debts;

(4) Disposing of property without authorization after dissolution, cancellation or bankruptcy;

(5) Failing to apply for registration and announcement in time at the time of alteration or termination, thus causing great losses to the interested parties;

(six) to engage in other activities that harm the national interests or social public interests prohibited by law.

These illegal acts are still borne by the legal person, and the legal representative is not exempted from other responsibilities caused by them, that is, he can be given administrative sanctions, fines and other penalties. If a crime is constituted, criminal responsibility shall be investigated according to law.