Generally, the shareholder with the largest number of shares in a limited liability company is the chairman, who can be the person in charge of the company directly, and the general manager can also be the person in charge of the company. The person in charge of the company is defined as the legal representative of the enterprise, that is, the legal representative on the business license of the enterprise as a legal person.

A limited liability company is an organizational form of a company, and its external economic responsibility is limited to the capital invested by investors. A limited company is liquidated by creditors, and creditors cannot claim compensation with shareholders' personal property. In some places, a limited company is different from a joint-stock company. Limited companies are relatively suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises, while joint-stock companies are relatively suitable for large enterprises. But in some places, regardless of the size of the company, joint stock limited company is the most common type of limited company. In America, it is usually called a limited liability company. The concept of limited company appeared late, and there is no definition of limited company in some local laws.

General characteristics of corporate legal person

1. A legal person is not a person, but a social organization, an aggregate, and an aggregate of organizations endowed with legal personality by law.

This is the fundamental difference between a legal person and a natural person. It can be a collection of individuals or property. A person who does not appear in the civil subject in the name of an organization aggregate cannot be a legal person.

2. Have capacity for civil rights and capacity for civil conduct.

It can enjoy and exercise civil rights and set and undertake civil obligations in its own name and through its own actions. The legal person's capacity for civil rights and civil conduct arises when the legal person is established and disappears when the legal person is terminated.

3. independently enjoy civil rights and assume civil obligations according to law.

Have their own independent rights and interests, and can independently enjoy rights and assume obligations in their own names.

4. Independently assume civil liability.

Whether a legal person organization can bear civil liability independently is an important symbol that distinguishes it from other organizations. A legal person shall bear civil liability independently with all its property.