According to the relevant provisions of the Company Law, cash shares are the permitted scope of the company's capital contribution. If the capital contribution is made in cash, it is required to deposit the cash into a special capital verification account opened by the company and obtain a capital verification certificate from an accounting firm. At the same time, the company's shareholders' meeting should form a new shareholders' meeting resolution, which should be passed by more than two-thirds of the shareholders with voting rights because it involves capital increase. The resolution of the shareholders' meeting will be the basis for the Industrial and Commercial Bureau to handle the change registration of shareholders and registered capital.
It should be noted that you can fully understand the company's operation and development prospects. Although a limited liability company only bears limited liability for the company's assets, it is not worth investing in insolvent companies. Also, is the voting right of shareholders determined according to the proportion of the company's capital contribution or by agreement? If more than two-thirds of the shares are in the hands of one shareholder, the company is actually a centralized company, which is not conducive to the development of the company. In short, investment needs to be cautious.
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