What are the differences between ordinary limited partnership enterprises, limited partnership private equity funds and industrial investment funds in the establishment procedures and the nature of enterprises? Equity funds and industrial funds in limited partnerships belong to limited partnerships in terms of the nature of enterprises. From the perspective of partnership enterprise law, they are all the same enterprises, but the business scope of funds is a bit special. A general partner is required, with a maximum of 49 limited partners. The general partner, that is, the executive partner, is responsible for the affairs of the partnership and bears unlimited liability. Limited partners do not undertake partnership affairs, but bear limited liability with the amount of capital contribution.

Because of the particularity of business scope and investment, equity investment funds and industrial investment funds have certain approval procedures before being established in some areas. They need to submit relevant materials to the competent authorities and obtain the corresponding approval documents before they can register with the administrative department for industry and commerce. General limited partnership enterprises can be registered directly unless administrative examination and approval is involved, such as lawyers and accounting firms.

From the establishment procedure, both equity investment funds and industrial funds have a fund-raising procedure, which requires the main sponsors to recruit investors, that is, to find money and explain the investment direction and strategy to investors. The investors can go through the industrial and commercial registration only after they unanimously agree to contribute capital and sign the investment commitment letter and partnership agreement.

At the time of industrial and commercial registration, all limited partnerships are similar. First, the name is pre-approved, and after obtaining the name approval notice, the enterprise registration application, partnership agreement and investment commitment letter are submitted. Industrial and commercial registration, whether to invest in capital verification at this time varies from place to place. Generally, according to the requirements of the partnership agreement, the proportion of capital contribution is agreed by all investors through consultation.

After industrial and commercial registration, I will handle the organization code, tax registration, account opening permission, etc.

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