For a company to be listed, there are two plans for the time being, one is to set up a new joint-stock company, and the other is to make overall changes. What are the advantages and disadvantages of b

For a company to be listed, there are two plans for the time being, one is to set up a new joint-stock company, and the other is to make overall changes. What are the advantages and disadvantages of both? If the company has no defects in capital contribution or asset ownership, try not to set up a new company, the cost is much higher than the overall change.

First of all, it takes three years for a newly established joint-stock company to apply for listing. If it is an overall change, it only takes three years from the date of the establishment of a limited liability company to apply for listing.

Second, to establish a new joint-stock company, it is necessary to put all the related businesses, assets and personnel of the original enterprise into the new company, otherwise it will involve horizontal competition or related transactions; However, whether entering a new company in the form of capital contribution or purchasing assets from the original enterprise will involve a lot of taxes and fees, especially when the value-added of land and real estate is relatively large. It is very troublesome to change all kinds of qualifications, trademarks and patents.

I work in a brokerage firm, specializing in listing business. If you are interested, you can talk in detail, qq382453470.