1. Shareholder identity right. After the establishment of a limited liability company, it shall issue a certificate of capital contribution to shareholders and keep a register of shareholders.
2. The right to participate in decision-making. The general meeting of shareholders is the authority of the company, and shareholders can realize the decision-making power of major issues of the company through the general meeting of shareholders.
3. Right to return on assets. Shareholders have the right to share dividends and distribute the remaining property of the company after liquidation.
4. Right of withdrawal. In some cases, shareholders can demand to buy their shares at a reasonable price.
5. Right to know, shareholders have the right to know the basic operating conditions of the company.
6. The right to propose, convene and preside over the interim meeting of the shareholders' meeting. Shareholders representing more than one tenth of the voting rights have the right to propose and convene the interim meeting of the shareholders' meeting.
7. Give priority to the transfer and subscription of new shares. Shareholders of limited liability companies have the priority to transfer, and shareholders of joint stock limited companies have the priority to subscribe.
8. Right to transfer capital contribution or shares.
Shareholders' obligations mainly include the following three contents:
1. Obligation to abide by the Articles of Association.
2. Pay the subscribed capital contribution in full and on time.
3. After the capital verification is completed, the company shall not withdraw its capital contribution obligation.