How much does it cost to buy a company?

Corporate transactions are very common in the market economy. There are many companies in the market to transfer. When it is difficult for an enterprise to maintain its operation, it is faster to transfer the company than to cancel it, and it can also bring an extra income to the enterprise. In the process of buying and selling companies, the transfer price is a point that many people are very concerned about. Buying and selling companies are risky, especially the economy and debt. When an enterprise acquires a company, it needs to conduct a detailed investigation on the operating conditions and background of the enterprise, and the transaction price of the company is mainly determined by several aspects, including the operating conditions and debts of the company. The following small series will introduce the price determination of second-hand company transactions.

1. To buy a second-hand company, you must first handle the equity transfer.

Buying a company mainly involves the acquisition of equity, involving stamp duty, income tax, deed tax and so on. If the buyer is an individual, he must pay personal income tax at the tax point of 20%. If the buyer is a company, it will involve more taxes. The taxes involved in the transfer of shares by domestic companies and the sale of shares by the company to other companies will involve enterprise income tax, business tax, deed tax and stamp duty. There may be handling fees and data fees during the purchase process. (If it is a property right transfer document, stamp duty shall be paid at the rate of five ten thousandths. If it is a transaction of a listed company in the securities market, it shall be paid at one thousandth according to the Share Purchase Document. If it is purchased by an individual company, the individual income tax of 20% shall be paid according to the acquisition income; If it is an enterprise, it will be incorporated into the taxable income of the current year and pay enterprise income tax. )

2. The purchasing company needs to evaluate the basic situation of the company.

Different companies have different values. For example, scale (generally, the cost of larger companies is relatively high), plant construction, floor space, land rent, industry (different industries, the company's purchase cost is different), and the time of establishment (the longer the company is established, the more valuable it is, and the purchase cost will definitely be high). Whether it is a general taxpayer (if the company applies for a general taxpayer, the size and qualification of the company will definitely be larger than that of a small-scale company, and the purchase cost will also increase).

The price of buying a second-hand company is related to the company's debt.

Pay attention to debt when buying; The most important thing to pay attention to when buying second-hand companies is not the seller, but the buyer. When buying a company, the buyer should first consider the company's accounts, find a qualified bookkeeping company Commissioner, and carefully check the company's accounts to see if the bought company has potential debts.

4. To buy a second-hand company, you should know the operation situation.

A well-run company has a high price. Check the company's previous operations.

Whether the company was legally operated before the acquisition, whether there were illegal and criminal acts during the operation, and whether there were any bad records in the archives of the industrial and commercial bureau; For example, whether to participate in the annual inspection on time every year (the purchase price of companies that are not operating normally is low)

The above is how to determine the price of second-hand companies. The company's transactions are risky, and enterprises should pay special attention to avoiding risks.