Chuxiong registered company, do you know that the registered capital of the company can not be subscribed?

According to Mande Enterprise Service, after the revision of the new company law in 2006, the registered capital can be changed to subscription system without capital verification:

1. There is no time limit for paid-in registered capital. "If you have to add a deadline to this commitment", please do not exceed the operating period of the company;

2. There is no minimum registered capital, that is to say, in theory, you can help yourself to a "one-dollar company", and you local tyrants can help yourself!

3. The registered capital actually paid by shareholders, that is, the "paid-in capital" in accounting, is no longer an industrial and commercial registration item, and there is no need for a capital verification report.

Why are most companies called "XX Limited Company" or "XX Limited Liability Company"?

The "limited liability" here means that the shareholders of the company bear limited liability for the debts of the company, and the amount of liability is the registered capital of the company. The registered capital of a company is the size of the responsibility that the company can undertake as an economic entity! Then, how much should the registered capital be written? How to confirm the subscription?

Registered capital is not written as much as possible!

After the implementation of the registered capital subscription system, the threshold for registered companies is lowered, and there is no need for a capital verification report for registered capital. Theoretically, the registered capital can be set at will except for industries that still implement the statutory registered capital (such as banking, insurance, securities, financial leasing, construction, pawn, foreign investment, labor dispatch and so on 14 industries). However, as an entrepreneur, you should have more strict legal awareness. It is recommended to consider the following factors:

1, the registered capital of the company shall be filled in according to the requirements of industry qualification.

For example, if an Internet company applies for an ICP business license, the ICP business license requires the registered capital of the company to be above 6,543,800+0,000; Tmall and JD.COM also set a standard for merchants entering the platform: registered capital of more than 2 million. Other qualifications/qualifications, such as bidding. , please refer to the common practice in the industry.

2. The greater the registered capital, the greater the risk/responsibility.

The registered capital is in direct proportion to the risks and responsibilities that can be undertaken. For example, if a company has a registered capital of 654.38+00,000 yuan and A holds 70% of the shares, it needs to contribute 700,000 yuan. Later, due to poor management, the company owed foreign debts of 6.5438+million. Then A only needs to bear the responsibility with his contribution of 700,000 yuan at most, and the excess has nothing to do with him. But if the registered capital of this company is 654.38+million, and A still holds 70% of the shares, then A will bear the responsibility of 7 million!

3. A small problem: stamp duty.

At the end of each year, an enterprise shall pay stamp duty of 0.5 ‰ according to paid-in capital and capital reserve. For example, the registered capital of a technology company is 6,543,800 yuan. If the company completes the payment, the stamp duty of the company is 500 yuan.

For an extreme example, in 20 16, the registered capital of a company named Anhui Yulongdi Smart Catering was 5 trillion (the valuation of three Tencent companies). If paid, the stamp duty will reach 2.5 billion yuan. Therefore, those "entrepreneurial local tyrants" who want to pretend to be billionaires should be cautious. So the bigger the registered capital, the better. Internet entrepreneurs mostly adopt equity financing, and the most important thing is the proportion of equity, not registered capital. According to your actual situation, setting a reasonable registered capital is the most rational choice.

How to confirm that the registered capital has been paid?

After the company is established, it is necessary to open an enterprise bank account in the bank. Individual shareholders (or units) can transfer due funds from their own accounts to company accounts, and the purpose of the transferred funds should be written as "investment funds". In the past, when the paid-in system was implemented, the registered capital needed a capital verification report. In most cases, it is no longer needed. Only some bidding projects or larger partners need to issue a capital verification report to confirm that the registered capital of the cooperative company has been paid in. The capital verification report can be issued by an accounting firm after the actual payment is completed.

Frequently asked questions about registered capital

1. registered a company with a registered capital of 6,543,800 yuan, and later did not want to operate. Do I need to make up this 6,543,800 yuan?

It should be discussed in two situations:

1. The company has no foreign debts, and wants to cancel its business.

No, when the company has no foreign debt, it does not involve compensating others for losses. Just go through the normal cancellation process, and you don't need to make up the money before cancellation.

The company has foreign debts and doesn't want to operate.

Need, need to pay back the money owed to others. The "subscription system" just doesn't need to take out the money at once, but the legal responsibility it bears is there. You need to bear the corresponding debt liability according to your equity ratio.

2. Can the registered capital be used?

Of course you can use it. Registered capital is the company's money, which is used by the company to spend. It is generally used in the following aspects: daily operation, payment of employees' salaries, purchase of commodities, purchase of office supplies, etc. However, the registered capital cannot be used by individuals at will. If it is necessary to give personal money, it must be reimbursed with the corresponding invoice, or in the form of salary, service fee, bonus, etc.

Finally, I would like to add that not all companies need to pay registered capital, and some industries also require paid-in registered capital, including:

1. A joint stock limited company established by way of offering.

2. Commercial banks

3. Foreign banks

4. Financial asset management companies

5. Trust companies

6. Credit companies

7. Financial leasing companies

8. Auto Finance Company

9. Consumer finance companies

10, money brokerage company

1 1, rural bank

12, loan company