Capital verification of technology stocks?

1, whether you can use technology to buy shares. 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, because the new company law 20 14 has abolished the paid-in system of registered capital, but it must be evaluated, not necessarily when the company is established. The assessment can be made by a small local assessment agency or through consultation with others. In addition, the technology I am talking about here is something that can be measured by money, such as one or several non-patented technologies or other patents. I don't know if the so-called technology of the manager you mentioned belongs to this category. If managers only contribute their own labor (you think it is "technology"), it is not recognized in the company law.

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. As long as it is unanimously passed, it is not a problem to evaluate it there. Let him evaluate as much as possible.

Now the new company law no longer requires the paid-in registered capital, as long as the shareholders subscribe, you don't need to bear the money. In addition, since the manager has invested in technology, you don't need to pay in cash at all.

4. If you really want to share the investment for managers, then don't agree on any technical investment. It is only necessary to stipulate that the manager will make capital contribution in cash, and the capital contribution will come from the gift of other shareholders (if necessary, it can be borrowed).

Not for points, but to help people in need. I hope my answer is useful to you.