Legal subjectivity:
According to the provisions of my country's Company Law, shareholders can invest in the company in the form of monetary contributions, or in kind, industrial property rights, non-patented technology, land use The method of pricing investment based on rights. Each method of investment should comply with corresponding regulations. (1) Currency investment method. Monetary investment method refers to the method in which shareholders directly invest funds in the company. Shareholders directly invest money into the company, and the amount of capital subscribed by them should be deposited in full at once into the temporary account of the limited liability company to be established in a bank or other financial institution before the company is registered. (2) In-kind valuation method of investment. The method of investment in kind means that the shareholder's investment in the company is made in kind, and the kind constitutes the main body of the company's assets. The physical objects must be buildings, equipment, raw materials or other materials necessary for the company's production and operation. Materials that are not required for the company's production and operation activities may not be used as physical objects to invest in the company. According to the provisions of the Company Law, if capital is contributed in kind, legal procedures for transferring property must be completed with the relevant departments. For physical investment, the valuation must be evaluated and the property must be verified, and the valuation must not be overestimated or underestimated. For state administrative institutions, social groups, and enterprises that use state-owned assets as physical investments, the physical valuation results should be verified and confirmed by the state-owned assets management department. If shareholders make capital contributions in kind, they should register with the company and go through the transfer procedures for the capital contribution, and have it verified by the relevant capital verification agency. (3) Industrial property investment method. Industrial property rights (including non-patented technologies) are intangible intellectual assets, which are different from tangible assets in that they are a right to use. Investments using industrial property rights can generally be divided into two categories: one is patent rights and trademark rights, and the other is proprietary technology, which refers to manufacturing processes, material formulas and business management secrets. Shareholders use industrial property rights (including non-patented technology) as investment to invest in the company. The shareholder must be the legal owner of the industrial property rights (including non-patented technology) and have been confirmed by legal procedures. Shareholders who use industrial property rights (including non-patented technology) to make capital contributions must evaluate and value the industrial property rights and non-patented technology. They must not overestimate or underestimate the value, and must complete their transfer procedures before the company is registered. my country's Company Law stipulates that the amount of capital contributed by shareholders in the form of industrial property rights (including non-patented technology) shall not exceed 20% of the registered capital of a limited liability company. (4) Land use right investment method. In our country, according to legal provisions, land is owned by the state and collectives. Shareholders who invest in land can only invest in land use rights. According to the "Interim Provisions on the Management of Land Assets of Joint-stock Pilot Enterprises", joint-stock enterprises that use the land of collective enterprises must hold approval documents from the department responsible for examining and approving the establishment of joint-stock enterprises, obtain approval from the people's government at or above the county level, and follow national regulations on land acquisition for construction. They are requisitioned by the state and transferred to joint-stock enterprises in accordance with the law, or the state contributes capital as shares. The price of land use rights shall be evaluated by the land management department of the people's government at or above the county level, and shall be reported to the people's government at or above the county level for review and then be used as the approved land asset amount. Shareholders who contribute capital with land use rights must hold a state-owned land use certificate newly issued by the Ministry of Land Management. After the company is established, the shareholders hand over the state-owned land use certificate to the company, and the company applies to the land management department of the local people's government to change the land registration. Investment can generally be divided into two categories: one is patent rights and trademark rights, and the other is proprietary technology, which refers to manufacturing processes, material formulas and business management secrets. Shareholders use industrial property rights (including non-patented technology) as capital to invest in the company. The shareholder must be the legal owner of the industrial property rights (including non-patented technology) and have been confirmed by legal procedures. Shareholders who use industrial property rights (including non-patented technology) to make capital contributions must evaluate and value the industrial property rights and non-patented technology. They must not overestimate or underestimate the value, and must complete their transfer procedures before the company is registered. my country's Company Law stipulates that the amount of capital contributed by shareholders in the form of industrial property rights (including non-patented technology) shall not exceed 20% of the registered capital of a limited liability company. (4) Land use right investment method. In our country, according to legal provisions, land is owned by the state and collectives. Shareholders who invest in land can only invest in land use rights. According to the "Interim Provisions on the Management of Land Assets of Joint-stock Pilot Enterprises", joint-stock enterprises that use the land of collective enterprises must hold approval documents from the authorities responsible for examining and approving the establishment of joint-stock enterprises, obtain approval from the people's government at or above the county level, and follow national regulations on land acquisition for construction. They are requisitioned by the state and transferred to joint-stock enterprises in accordance with the law, or the state contributes capital as shares.
The price of land use rights shall be evaluated by the land management department of the people's government at or above the county level, and shall be reported to the people's government at or above the county level for review and then be used as the approved land asset amount. Shareholders who contribute capital with land use rights must hold a state-owned land use certificate newly issued by the Ministry of Land Management. After the company is established, the shareholders hand over the state-owned land use certificate to the company, and the company applies to the land management department of the local people's government to change the land registration. The certificate is handed over to the company, and the company applies to the land management department of the local people's government to change the land registration. Rights investment can be roughly divided into two categories: one is patent rights and trademark rights, and the other is proprietary technology, which refers to manufacturing processes, material formulas and business management secrets. Shareholders use industrial property rights (including non-patented technology) as capital to invest in the company. The shareholder must be the legal owner of the industrial property rights (including non-patented technology) and have been confirmed by legal procedures. Shareholders who use industrial property rights (including non-patented technology) to make capital contributions must evaluate and value the industrial property rights and non-patented technology. They must not overestimate or underestimate the value, and must complete their transfer procedures before the company is registered. my country's Company Law stipulates that the amount of capital contributed by shareholders in the form of industrial property rights (including non-patented technology) shall not exceed 20% of the registered capital of a limited liability company. (4) Land use right investment method. In our country, according to legal provisions, land is owned by the state and collectives. Shareholders who invest in land can only invest in land use rights. According to the "Interim Provisions on the Management of Land Assets of Joint-stock Pilot Enterprises", joint-stock enterprises that use the land of collective enterprises must hold approval documents from the authorities responsible for examining and approving the establishment of joint-stock enterprises, obtain approval from the people's government at or above the county level, and follow national regulations on land acquisition for construction. They are requisitioned by the state and transferred to joint-stock enterprises in accordance with the law, or the state contributes capital as shares. The price of land use rights shall be evaluated by the land management department of the people's government at or above the county level, and shall be reported to the people's government at or above the county level for review and then be used as the approved land asset amount. Shareholders who contribute capital with land use rights must hold a state-owned land use certificate newly issued by the Ministry of Land Management. After the company is established, the shareholders hand over the state-owned land use certificate to the company, and the company applies to the land management department of the local people's government to change the land registration. Investment can generally be divided into two categories: one is patent rights and trademark rights, and the other is proprietary technology, which refers to manufacturing processes, material formulas, and business management secrets. Shareholders use industrial property rights (including non-patented technology) as capital contributions to invest in the company. The shareholder must be the legal owner of the industrial property rights (including non-patented technology) and must be confirmed by legal procedures. Shareholders who use industrial property rights (including non-patented technology) to make capital contributions must evaluate and value the industrial property rights and non-patented technology. They must not overestimate or underestimate the value, and must complete their transfer procedures before the company is registered. my country's Company Law stipulates that the amount of capital contributed by shareholders in the form of industrial property rights (including non-patented technology) shall not exceed 20% of the registered capital of a limited liability company. (4) Land use right investment method. In our country, according to legal provisions, land is owned by the state and collectives. Shareholders who invest in land can only invest in land use rights. According to the "Interim Provisions on the Management of Land Assets of Joint-stock Pilot Enterprises", joint-stock enterprises that use the land of collective enterprises must hold approval documents from the authorities responsible for examining and approving the establishment of joint-stock enterprises, obtain approval from the people's government at or above the county level, and follow national regulations on land acquisition for construction. They are requisitioned by the state and transferred to joint-stock enterprises in accordance with the law, or the state contributes capital as shares. The price of land use rights shall be evaluated by the land management department of the people's government at or above the county level, and shall be reported to the people's government at or above the county level for review and then be used as the approved land asset amount. Shareholders who contribute capital with land use rights must hold a state-owned land use certificate newly issued by the Ministry of Land Management. After the company is established, the shareholders hand over the state-owned land use certificate to the company, and the company applies to the land management department of the local people's government to change the land registration. The certificate is handed over to the company, and the company applies to the land management department of the local people's government to change the land registration. The certificate of use is handed over to the company, and the company applies to the land management department of the local people's government to change the land registration. Investment can generally be divided into two categories: one is patent rights and trademark rights, and the other is proprietary technology, which refers to manufacturing processes, material formulas and business management secrets. Shareholders use industrial property rights (including non-patented technology) as investment to invest in the company. The shareholder must be the legal owner of the industrial property rights (including non-patented technology) and have been confirmed by legal procedures. Shareholders who use industrial property rights (including non-patented technology) to make capital contributions must evaluate and value the industrial property rights and non-patented technology. They must not overestimate or underestimate the value, and must complete their transfer procedures before the company is registered.
my country's Company Law stipulates that the amount of capital contributed by shareholders in the form of industrial property rights (including non-patented technology) shall not exceed 20% of the registered capital of a limited liability company. (4) Land use right investment method. In our country, according to legal provisions, land is owned by the state and collectives. Shareholders who invest in land can only invest in land use rights. According to the "Interim Provisions on the Management of Land Assets of Joint-stock Pilot Enterprises", joint-stock enterprises that use the land of collective enterprises must hold approval documents from the authorities responsible for examining and approving the establishment of joint-stock enterprises, obtain approval from the people's government at or above the county level, and follow national regulations on land acquisition for construction. They are requisitioned by the state and transferred to joint-stock enterprises in accordance with the law, or the state contributes capital as shares. The price of land use rights shall be evaluated by the land management department of the people's government at or above the county level, and shall be reported to the people's government at or above the county level for review and then be used as the approved land asset amount. Shareholders who contribute capital with land use rights must hold a state-owned land use certificate newly issued by the Ministry of Land Management. After the company is established, the shareholders hand over the state-owned land use certificate to the company, and the company applies to the land management department of the local people's government to change the land registration. The certificate is handed over to the company, and the company applies to the land management department of the local people's government to change the land registration. State-owned land use certificate newly issued by the Ministry of Land Management. After the company is established, the shareholders hand over the state-owned land use certificate to the company, and the company applies to the land management department of the local people's government to change the land registration. The company shall submit the certificate to the company, and the company shall apply to the land management department of the local people's government to change the land registration. Legal objectivity:
Article 27 of the "Company Law" Shareholders may contribute capital in currency, or in non-monetary property such as physical objects, intellectual property rights, land use rights, etc. that can be valued in currency and transferred in accordance with the law. Capital contribution; however, properties that are not allowed to be capital contributions according to laws and administrative regulations are excluded. Non-monetary properties used as capital contributions must be appraised and valued, and the properties must be verified and must not be overvalued or undervalued. If laws and administrative regulations have provisions on valuation, those provisions shall prevail.