Forms of equity transfer There are many forms of equity transfer in a limited liability company:
1, general transfer and special transfer
This is based on the division of equity transfer in the Company Law. Ordinary transfer refers to the paid transfer stipulated in the company law, that is, the sale of shares. Special transfer refers to the transfer that is not stipulated in the Company Law, such as equity pledge, equity transfer due to divorce, inheritance and execution, etc.
2. Internal transfer and external transfer
This is based on the classification of different transferees. Internal transfer refers to the transfer between shareholders, that is, shareholders transfer all or part of their shares to other shareholders of the company. External transfer means that some shareholders transfer all or part of their shares to a third party other than shareholders.
3. Total transfer and partial transfer
This is based on whether the subject matter is divided in the transfer. Partial transfer refers to the transfer of a part of shares by shareholders, including the transfer of shares to two or more entities respectively. Total transfer refers to the transfer of equity together.
4. Agreement transfer and legal transfer
This is divided according to the basis of transfer. Transfer by agreement is based on the transfer agreed by the parties, such as the transfer of shares. Legal transfer is a transfer that happens according to law, such as the inheritance of shares.
5. Other classifications
For example, the withdrawal of shares is based on judicial power and is compulsory, which can be regarded as compulsory transfer.
Equity evaluation 1, income present value method
If the present value of income method is used to evaluate assets, the present value of assets should be calculated according to the reasonable expected profitability of the assets being evaluated and the appropriate discount rate, and the revaluation value should be evaluated accordingly.
2. Replacement cost method
If the replacement cost method is used to evaluate assets, the revalued value shall be based on the replacement cost of the assets in the new situation, minus the accumulated depreciation of the used years calculated according to the replacement cost, and the assets' functional changes, newness rate and other factors shall be considered for evaluation; Or, according to the service life of assets, considering the changes of asset functions and other factors, re-determine the new rate and evaluate the revalued value.
3. Current market price method
If the current market price method is used to evaluate assets, the revaluation value shall be evaluated with reference to the market price of the same or similar assets.
4. Clearing price method
If the liquidation price method is used to evaluate assets, the revaluation value shall be evaluated according to the realizable value of the assets at the time of liquidation.
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