1. Usually, the equity distribution of a partnership enterprise is to divide the equity of 100% according to the proportion of capital contribution. If the capital contribution is the same, it will be divided equally. If it is different, it means who pays more and who holds more shares.
2. After the initial equity allocation is agreed, it is necessary to determine equity change agreements such as capital increase and withdrawal. For example, if the future business is good, the other two partners want to buy shares of this technology shareholder, how to price them, and if the future business is not good, some people want to withdraw, and the equity is discounted. It's best to write these on paper from the beginning to avoid future trouble.
After all this is agreed, it must be written in black and white on the contract and signed by all shareholders. If there are several shareholders, there are several, all of which should be signed, and the account and the time limit for receipt should be set, because if the funds fail to arrive, the follow-up affairs cannot be carried out.
4. If possible, it is prudent to go to the notary office to notarize the contracts of several parties, so as to avoid disputes arising from contract problems when cooperation is unhappy in the future.
5. If there are technology shares or patent shares, technology needs to be converted into capital and then redistributed. For example, if three people are in partnership and the capital contribution is the same, then each person holds 33.3%. If one of them is a technology shareholder, then several schemes can be adopted. For example, the capital contribution is still the same, but this person's technology will be discounted. For example, he will become 40%, and the other two will be 30%.
6. Another scheme is that the person who owns this technology directly converts the technology into cash according to the value, which means that his money is less, and then the other two people have more money, and so on. The distribution form should be negotiated, which varies according to the specific situation, so it can't be the same.
What is the signing process of the joint venture contract?
1, there must be two or more parties.
A contract is an agreement reached by all parties and a legal act of two or more parties. Therefore, at least two parties should participate in the conclusion of the contract, and only one party does not have the problem of concluding the contract. Whether the contracting parties are two or more parties depends on whether the parties involved in the contract are independent subjects of will. Generally speaking, the economic purposes of the contracting parties are opposite, but in some cases, the contracting parties can have the same economic purpose, as long as they can express their independent intentions.
2. There should be interaction between the parties.
The conclusion of a contract is a process in which independent subjects contact each other and express their mutual meaning until an agreement is reached. Therefore, the conclusion of a contract must be expressed by the parties, from offer, re-offer to acceptance.
3. It must be expressly stated for the purpose of contracting between specific parties.
A contract can only be concluded between specific people or people within a specific range, and the parties must contact each other for the purpose of concluding a contract, and the expression of will between the parties is issued for the purpose of signing a contract. If not specific people or specific people contact and negotiate with each other, but not for the purpose of concluding a contract, it does not belong to the issue of contract conclusion.