1. Who will bear the debts owed by the cooperative? 1. The debts owed by cooperatives shall be borne by foreign countries in the name of cooperatives. Creditors of cooperatives cannot directly hold cooperative members accountable. According to the law, the independent property used by cooperatives to undertake external responsibilities includes members' capital contribution, public accumulation, government-supported funds and social donations. 1. Legal basis: Article 47 of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on National Professional Cooperatives is divided, and its property shall be divided accordingly, and the creditors shall be notified within ten days from the date of making the division resolution. The debts before division shall be jointly and severally liable by the organization after division. However, unless a written agreement is reached with creditors on debt settlement before division. 2. What are the liquidation materials of rural professional cooperatives? Details are as follows: 1. An application for cancellation of registration of farmers' professional cooperatives signed by the person in charge of the liquidation group or the legal representative; 2. The resolution of dissolution made by the members' assembly or members' congress of farmers' professional cooperatives according to law; 3. The liquidation report confirmed by the general meeting of members or the general meeting of members; 4, the general assembly or the general assembly to make a statement of debt settlement or debt guarantee; 5. Business license of farmers' professional cooperatives as legal persons: 6. The newspaper published by the liquidation group or its copy and the certificate of the designated representative or entrusted agent; 7. Documents and lists issued by members and persons in charge of the liquidation organization; 8. Notice on canceling the branches of farmers' professional cooperatives.
2. Who will bear the debts owed by the cooperative?
Take on foreign debts in the name of cooperatives.
The debts of a limited liability company are first used by the company. Unless the shareholders fail to complete the capital contribution or cause damage to the interests of creditors, they should pay off the debts within the scope of capital contribution, otherwise the company. However, when the shareholders of a one-person limited liability company can't prove that the company's property is independent of their own property, they must bear the company's debts in the usual form of financial instruments, such as bonds and long-term notes, banks or pension funds and insurance companies, because they think that the debtor will bear the obligation to repay the principal and interest.
Debt instruments have a clear term and maturity date, and usually pay interest at a fixed interest rate. I hope to earn interest immediately before I use the funds. Interest is a reward for creditors not to use these funds for a certain period of time. Where the debts are paid off by inventory, the debtor shall write off the debts according to the book value of the debts, and deduct the output tax of value-added tax, deposit loss or capital reserve according to the book value of the inventories. If the debt is paid off by long-term investment, the debtor shall carry forward the investment according to the book value of the long-term investment, and the difference between the book value of the debt and the book value of the investment and related expenses shall be recognized as the current loss or capital reserve.
For accrual, if the debt is paid off with related fixed assets, the debtor should clean up the fixed assets first, then write off the debt according to the book value of the debt, and confirm the difference between the net value of fixed assets and the cleaning expenses (excluding residual income) as the current loss or capital reserve. For example, provision for impairment of fixed assets.
Article 104 of the Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC) * * * If the property organized by an unincorporated person is insufficient to pay off debts, if the investor or the law provides otherwise, such provisions shall prevail.
Third, what should the cooperative do if it owes money?
You should collect and keep real evidence, such as IOUs, repayment agreements, loan contracts, bank transfer receipts, etc. If repeated reminders are ineffective, it shall be handled within two years of the statutory limitation of action. Once it is more than two years, you may not support your claim.
4. If the cooperative fails to repay the arrears, will the agent bear joint and several liability?
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If your certificate of deposit belongs to a rural credit cooperative, sue the credit cooperative. If it is only a personal certificate issued by the agent, it has nothing to do with the credit union and is directly represented.
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