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Commercial registration system-time limit for subscribed capital contribution
(1) The subscription period of registered capital shall be agreed by the shareholders themselves.

According to the above legal provisions, we can see that the subscription period of registered capital is agreed by the shareholders themselves, and there is no legal restriction. Regarding the subscription period of registered capital, according to the current registered capital system, it is a subscription system.

In other words, when applying for a business license, the Industrial and Commercial Bureau no longer needs a capital verification report. The amount of registered capital and the time limit for subscription of registered capital are agreed by the shareholders themselves, as long as it is stated in the company's articles of association.

Therefore, the subscription period of registered capital is stipulated by the shareholders themselves.

(2) The subscription period of registered capital is not as long as possible.

Just because the subscription period of registered capital is agreed by the shareholders themselves, some entrepreneurs think that the longer the subscription period of registered capital, the better, but it is not.

Because information such as the subscription period of registered capital will be publicized to the public in the future, if customers see that shareholders have not actually paid the registered capital to the company for a long time, they may think that shareholders have no strength, which will reduce the company's credit rating and may affect the company's operation.

Although the subscription amount and investment time are agreed by the company's shareholders (promoters), they should also be practical: for example, the registered capital subscribed by shareholders should match the company's size and its own economic strength.

The investment time shall be fixed, in line with the actual operation of the company, and shall not be agreed as indefinite or beyond the operation period of the company.

Therefore, it is enough to determine the subscription time of the registered capital of the company according to the actual situation.

(three) if the capital contribution is not paid in full within the prescribed subscription period, it shall bear corresponding responsibilities.

Shareholders shall pay their respective subscribed capital contributions in full and on time in accordance with the Articles of Association. Where a shareholder fails to pay the capital contribution in accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraph, he shall be liable for breach of contract to the shareholder who has paid the capital contribution on time in addition to paying the capital contribution in full. ?

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Possible problems in subscription of registered capital:

1, the subscription system has been accompanied by the Interim Regulations on the Publicity of Enterprise Information, which stipulates that enterprises must truthfully publicize their subscription and paid-in amount in the publicity system for public inquiry. If others find that your company paid less money before signing a large economic contract with you, then others may doubt your actual performance ability, and maybe the contract will not be signed and the business will be ruined.

2. The subscribed capital is not as much as possible. If the investment is not completed within the agreed time limit, it needs to bear corresponding responsibilities, but the registration can be cancelled before the expiration of the agreed time limit.

3. Shareholders shall, according to their own agreements and records in the articles of association, disclose to the public the amount of capital contribution they have subscribed, the agreed mode of capital contribution and the term of capital contribution. If the company pays its capital contribution, and the shareholders fail to actually pay their capital contribution as agreed, they shall bear civil liability in accordance with the provisions of the law and the articles of association.

4. If the shareholder fails to pay the capital contribution as agreed, the shareholder who paid the capital contribution in full and on time or the company itself may hold the shareholder accountable. In case of debt dispute or dissolution and liquidation according to law, shareholders who have not paid their capital contribution in full shall pay their capital contribution first.

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Baidu Encyclopedia-Registered Capital Subscription Registration System