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What steps do intangible assets need to become shareholders?
1. Resolution of shareholders' meeting that all shareholders agree to increase capital \x0d\2. Modify or supplement the Articles of Association for Capital Increase \x0d\3. Invest in capital increase (or hire an appraisal company to appraise physical/intangible assets) \x0d\4. Hire an accounting firm to issue a capital verification report \x0d\5. Handle a series of industrial and commercial and tax registration changes \x0d\ X0d 1. When opening a temporary bank account to invest capital, you must indicate "investment funds" in the column of "purpose/source of funds/abstract/remarks" of investment notes for physical and intangible assets (such as trademarks, patents, non-patented technologies, copyrights, land use rights, etc.) in the bank document \ x0d \ 0. What is used for investment belongs to the investor without any guarantee or mortgage. Where the investment is made with industrial property rights or non-patented technology, the shareholders or promoters have the ownership. (It can account for 70% of the registered capital at most) \ x0d \ 5. The contribution of physical or intangible assets shall be evaluated and an evaluation report shall be issued. The articles of association of the company shall provide for the transfer of the above-mentioned capital contribution, handle the transfer and transfer procedures in accordance with relevant regulations within six months after the establishment of the company, and report to the company registration authority for the record.