A company has found a natural person B to hold the equity of another company C. How to deal with A's accounts?

This situation is more obvious in real life, which is also a typical entrusted investment behavior.

First of all, Company A should sign the Entrusted Shareholding Agreement with the entrusted natural person B, clearly stipulating how Company C will exercise its voting rights when holding the shareholders' meeting, and transfer the dividend right to the account of Company A within a few days after dividend payment.

Secondly, the accounts receivable of Company A is B1000000, and B will return it to Company A after receiving dividends and investment funds. The actual accounting shows that there is a loan relationship between Company A and Company B, but there is no written loan contract, no term and no interest.

Third, if Company A can become a shareholder in the future, it is enough for B to use the equity held by Company C as a loan. In accounting, it is equivalent to recovering 6,543,800 yuan borrowed by B, and taking equity as creditor's rights.