What's wrong with capital verification of technology stocks?

1, the problem of technical input. In the company law, it is recognized that shareholders invest in shares with non-patented technology, but it must be evaluated. Of course, it is no problem to make up the evaluation procedures for a period of time after the company is established. You can find a small local evaluation agency for evaluation.

2. Determine the amount of technology investment. What proportion of the manager's contribution can be accounted for is an approval of all shareholders. If you think that the technical contribution of managers can account for 99%, then there is no problem. Accordingly, if you think that the contribution of managers can only account for a small part of the total contribution, that is not a problem. The key is the consensus of all shareholders.

Technology shareholding refers to the behavior of technology holders (or technology investors) to invest in the company with technological achievements as intangible assets. After the technological achievements become shares, the technical investors obtain the status of shareholders, and the corresponding property rights of technological achievements are transferred to the company for enjoyment.

Technology shareholding can be divided into two forms: one is that the seller invests in technology with his intelligence and R&D projects as shares to jointly develop new products and share risks and benefits, which is called technology shareholding in R&D;

The other is to convert the ready-made technical achievements mastered by the seller into shares, invest in the technology of the enterprise, and then share the benefits. This form is called technology shareholding in technology transfer.