Q&A of The Company’s Equity Transfer I
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What form does company equity transfer have? |
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There are two ways for shareholders of a limited liability company to transfer their capital contribution. First, the company's internal equity transfer, that is, shareholders will transfer equity to other existing shareholders. Second, the company's external equity transfer, that is, shareholders will transfer equity to other investors other than existing shareholders.
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What kind of tax should company equity transfer pay? |
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If the transferor is an individual, it shall pay individual income tax and stamp duty.
If the transferor is an enterprise, it shall pay enterprise income tax and stamp duty. |
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What specific process does company equity transfer have? |
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What does company equity transfer need to pay attention to? |
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After the completion of equity transfer, the original shareholder's capital contribution certificate shall be destroyed, the new shareholder's capital contribution certificate shall be added, and the relevant data of shareholders in the articles of association and the register of shareholders shall be amended. After the equity transfer, the equity should be changed in time. The qualification or identity certificate of the new shareholder and the revised articles of association shall be submitted when the change is registered.
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How long is the registration period of company equity transfer? |
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If the company changes its shareholders, it shall go through the alteration registration with the industry and Commerce Department within 30 days after the change. |