Usually, the equity distribution of a partnership enterprise is divided into 100% equity according to the proportion of capital contribution. If the capital contribution is the same, it will be divided equally. If it is different, it is who pays more and who holds more shares. If there are technology shares or patent shares, it is necessary to convert their technology into funds and redistribute them. For example, if three people are in partnership and make the same contribution, then each person holds 33.3%. If one of them is a technology shareholder, then several schemes can be adopted. For example, the contribution is still the same, but this person's technology will be converted into shares. For example, he will become 40%, and the other two will be 30%. After the initial equity allocation is agreed, it is necessary to determine equity change agreements such as capital increase and withdrawal. For example, if the business is good in the future, the other two partners want to buy the shares of this technology shareholder, how to price them, if the business is bad in the future, someone wants to quit, and the shares are discounted. It's best to write these on paper from the beginning to avoid future troubles. After all this is agreed, it must be written in black and white on the contract, signed by all shareholders, signed by several shareholders, and the account and the time limit for receipt of the account must be set, because if the funds fail to arrive, the subsequent affairs cannot be carried out. If conditions permit, it is more prudent to go to the notary office to notarize the contracts of several parties, so as to avoid disputes arising from contract problems when cooperation is unhappy in the future.
Legal objectivity:
Article 4 of the Partnership Enterprise Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) shall be concluded in writing by all partners through consultation. Article 5 of the Partnership Enterprise Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) shall follow the principles of voluntariness, equality, fairness, honesty and credibility when concluding a partnership agreement and establishing a partnership enterprise. Article 8 of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Partnership Enterprises The lawful property and rights and interests of a partnership enterprise and its partners are protected by law.