Yes.

If the registered capital is contributed in the form of intangible assets, its proportion in the registered capital shall comply with relevant national regulations. (Can account for up to 70% of the registered capital)

Investment in kind or intangible assets must be evaluated and an evaluation report provided

Company capital increase process

(1) The basic process of the company's capital increase:

1. Shareholders' meeting resolution in which each shareholder agrees to the capital increase

2. Modification or supplement of the capital increase articles of association

3. Investment in capital increase Funds (or hire an appraisal company to conduct physical/intangible asset appraisals)

4. Hire an accounting firm to issue a capital verification report

5. Handle a series of changes in industrial and commercial, taxation, etc. registration

(2) Notes on investment:

A Notes on monetary capital investment

1. When opening a temporary bank account and investing capital, you must specify the "purpose/source of funds" in the bank document. "/Abstract/Remarks" column indicates "Investment Fund"

2. Each shareholder invests funds respectively according to the proportion of capital contribution subscribed by them, and provides the original invoice issued by the bank respectively

3. The investor must be the investor specified in the articles of association

B. Notes on investment in physical and intangible assets (such as trademarks, patents, non-patented technologies, copyrights, land use rights, etc.)< /p>

1. The physical objects used for investment are owned by the investors and are not guaranteed or mortgaged

2. If the investment is made with industrial property rights or non-patented technology, the shareholders or promoters shall Possession of ownership

3. If the investment is made with land use rights, the shareholder or promoter shall own the land use rights

4. If the registered capital is invested with intangible assets, its share of the registered capital shall be The proportion of capital should comply with relevant national regulations. (Can account for up to 70% of the registered capital)

5. Capital contributions in kind or intangible assets must be evaluated and an evaluation report provided.

6. The company's articles of association should provide for the above-mentioned capital contributions. Provisions shall be made on the transfer matters, and the transfer procedures shall be handled in accordance with relevant regulations within six months after the establishment of the company after investment, and shall be reported to the company registration authority for filing.