1800; 4500* 100%=40%
450/4500* 100%= 10%
Question 2: How to calculate the amount and proportion of capital contribution? The contribution ratio of A =32/(32+8)=80%.
The contribution ratio of Party B =8/(32+8)=20%.
Question 3: How to calculate the contribution ratio of the company's shareholders 1, and the ratio of cost engineers to the number of shareholders =3/5* 100%=60%.
2. The proportion of registered capital contributed by the cost engineer, even if it is troublesome, needs data support, such as the registered capital of the company and the amount of capital contributed by each shareholder. Its formula is = the amount of capital contributed by each shareholder/the registered capital of the company.
The contribution of the above-mentioned cost engineer can be cash, physical objects, intangible assets (such as registered cost engineer qualification), labor services, equity or others. Non-cash investment needs to be evaluated and approved by shareholders. If the investor does not ask for compensation, the part exceeding the agreed amount will be directly included in the capital reserve, but it cannot be recognized as part of the calculation of capital contribution ratio.
Question 4: How to calculate the shareholding ratio of a joint-stock company? 50 points are calculated according to the proportion of capital contribution. Assume that the original stock is 654.38+0 million;
If the new investment of 6,543,800 yuan can be counted as debt through negotiation among three people, the interest will be determined and the share ratio will remain unchanged.
It can also be counted as an investment.
If it is an investment, check the current stock price (net assets) before investing, and then convert the invested 6.5438 million (if the net assets are 2 yuan per share) into (500,000 shares); Then the total number of shares is 6.5438+0.5 million;
Then it is clear that three people each hold shares, that is, the proportion of shares relative to the total number of shares.
The above is an example. In addition to calculating the net assets, three people can also negotiate, if there is an appropriate premium (for example, 2.5 yuan counts as one share).
Question 5: How to calculate the company's shares? Shares are not distributed at will, especially not contributed in cash. The landlord's situation is that he only invests in technology, not investment. Evaluate the technology to determine the value, and then calculate the mutual proportion according to the evaluated value and the cash invested by other shareholders to determine the shares. For example, if B pays 5 million yuan, your technical evaluation value is 9 million yuan, and A pays 6,543.38+0 million yuan (if it is a venue contribution), then the equity ratio between you is 33.3%, 60% and 6.7%. If B only wants to account for 20%, and your technology is not too high, you can ask B to reduce the investment accordingly according to the evaluation value of your technology. For example, he only contributed 6.5438 million yuan, and the remaining 4 million yuan in cash entered Hungry Company in the form of capital reserve rather than capital contribution.
According to the provisions of the Company Law, when a company is established, the proportion of monetary contribution shall not be less than 30%, that is, no matter how it is divided, 30% must be capital contribution. In other words, technology investment can't account for 75%. You have to find a way to find some money yourself.
Question 6: There is no formula for calculating the proportion of shareholders' increased capital contribution, which is decided by Party A, Party B and Party C through consultation. A thinks B and C are more or less appropriate, and B and C agree, that's all.
If you have to calculate the formula, it depends on how much the company is worth now, that is, how much it can be sold. For example, it can sell 654.38+million yuan, equivalent to 50,000 yuan of Party A, accounting for one third of the new company. At present, Party B and Party C have 25,000 yuan. So Party C needs to pay 25,000 yuan each.
If people have different views on how much the company is worth at present, and the difference is quite wide, then you can use the method of capital reserve you mentioned to estimate the minimum value of the company, that is, the total amount of shareholders' equity on your balance sheet. Divide the number of shareholders' equity by 4, which is the minimum amount that B and C need to pay to share the same share with A. But if the company is on the rise and has the potential for appreciation, then the present value of the company will exceed the actual asset value recorded in the balance sheet.
Question 7: How to calculate the percentage? Example 65+ 130+ 105= total share capital.
Capital contribution of each shareholder/total share capital * 100% is the proportion of capital contribution of each shareholder to total share capital.
a = 65/300 * 100% = 2 1.667%
b = 130/300 * 100% = 43.333%
c= 105/300* 100%=35%
Question 8: How to calculate the company's share dividend? What's my percentage of shares? If 1 share is 1 yuan, your 20,000 yuan is 20,000 yuan. Accounting for 40% of the total share capital of 50,000. The year-end dividend should be distributed in proportion after all expenses are removed.
Question 9: How to calculate the dividend ratio of the company? Of the 60,000 investment, you account for 83%, and he accounts for 17%. Just from the point of view of dividends, 20% is interesting enough.
Contributions to work can be reflected in bonuses. You are the boss, and you have the final say.
Pay the bonus first, then the rest.
Question 10: How to calculate the investment amount? 10 (1) internal investment composition
1, upfront investment cost. Pre-investment expenses refer to the expenses for preparation before formal investment.
2. Equipment purchase fee. Equipment purchase fee refers to the cost of purchasing all kinds of equipment required for investment projects.
3, equipment installation costs. Equipment installation fee refers to the cost of installing all kinds of equipment.
4. Construction cost. Project cost refers to the cost of civil engineering.
5. Prepaid working capital. After the investment project is completed, a certain amount of liquidity must be paid in advance before it can be put into operation.
6. Unforeseen expenses. Unforeseen expenses refer to a series of expenses that cannot be fully estimated before the formal construction of investment projects, but are likely to occur.
(B) the basic methods of internal investment forecasting
There are many ways to predict investment, now explain the most commonly used methods.
1, item by item calculation method. Item-by-item calculation method is a method to calculate the amount of each item that constitutes the basic content of investment, and then summarize and predict the investment.
2, the unit production capacity estimation method. The estimation method of unit production capacity is a method to estimate the investment amount according to the investment amount of unit production capacity of similar projects and the production capacity of the proposed project. Production capacity refers to the annual output reached after the investment project is completed and put into production. The investment amount can be predicted by the following formula:
Total investment of the proposed project = investment in production capacity of similar enterprises × production capacity of the proposed project.
3. Equipment capability index method. The device capacity index method is a method to predict the project investment according to the device capacity and device capacity index of related projects. Device capacity refers to the production capacity of investment projects with closed production devices as the main body. There is the following relationship between equipment capacity and investment amount:
Where y2—— is the investment amount of the proposed project;
Y 1- investment amount of similar projects;
X2- Device capacity of the proposed project;
X 1- installation capacity of similar projects;
T- equipment capability index;
A- adjustment coefficient between old and new projects.
The equipment capacity index in the formula is obtained according to experience.