The difference between enterprise subscription and paid-in

The main differences between subscription and paid-in are as follows:

1, the nature is different, the subscription system does not need to be verified, and shareholders are legally responsible for the subscribed capital contribution; The paid-in system must contribute to capital verification, freeze bank funds and verify capital;

2. The meaning is different. The subscription system is convenient for entrepreneurs to start their own businesses, and they can register their businesses without any capital contribution. The paid-in system can only operate after capital contribution and capital verification;

3. Companies with different types and subscription systems refer to ordinary companies without significant risks; A paid-in company generally refers to a company involved in property safety. At present, there are still 27 industries with special laws and regulations to implement paid-in registered capital.

The subscription procedure of registered capital is as follows:

1, approved enterprise name;

2. Submit relevant materials;

3. Get a license.

The process of payment in a registered company is as follows:

1. Prepare more than five company names for verification by the Industrial and Commercial Bureau;

2. Go to the seal engraving factory to engrave a set of seals, including official seal, financial seal, legal person seal and contract seal. At the same time, open a capital verification account in the bank and deposit investment funds;

3. Sort out the information and apply for a business license at the Industrial and Commercial Bureau;

4. Organize the data to the Bureau of Quality and Technical Supervision for the company's organization code certificate;

5, organize the information to the IRS accreditation office for the national tax certificate;

6, the organization to apply for local tax information to the local tax bureau;

7. Open a company basic account in the bank or other bank where the capital verification account is opened;

8. The company accountant collates the information and goes to the State Taxation Bureau to handle the company filing and tax return.

To sum up, the difference between subscribed capital contribution and paid-in capital contribution refers to the amount of capital contribution actually paid by shareholders in accordance with the Articles of Association, capital contribution method and capital contribution period, and subscribed capital contribution refers to the amount of capital contribution promised by all shareholders of the company to the company.

Legal basis:

Article 26 of the Company Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the registered capital of a limited liability company is the capital contribution subscribed by all shareholders registered in the company registration authority.

Where laws, administrative regulations and decisions of the State Council have other provisions on the paid-in registered capital and the minimum registered capital of a limited liability company, those provisions shall prevail.