The first step: First, the buyer and seller determine the price of the store and the information of the store. Buyers generally need to understand the contents of the store: first-level categories, second-level categories, historical deductions, and business operations. amount, the type of trademark, TM or R mark, the current status of the store, the nature of the company, small-scale or general taxpayer, whether there is a loan, etc. You can also go to the industrial and commercial website to check the company's industrial and commercial information, check tax and other issues!

The second step: After both parties have determined the store, they will enter the formal handover. When handing over the Tmall store, the buyer needs to go to the seller’s local industrial and commercial bureau to handle it, so the buyer needs to find a local agent before going. Generally speaking, you can find an accounting company that the seller currently cooperates with, and ask the seller's accounting company to prepare all the materials for company transfer.

Step 3: At this time, it is recommended that the buyer go to the seller’s company before the time agreed with the seller, and conduct an on-site inspection of the company to see if the company really exists and is operating normally, etc., or you can Ask the companies or people around the seller's company to learn about the seller's company.

Step 4: At this time, we have arrived at the seller's company. First, check the seller's company documents, including: business license, tax registration certificate, bank account opening certificate, general taxpayer certificate, trademark certificate, etc. Another thing is to ask the seller to open the Tmall backend and check the Tmall store information!

Step 5: After confirming the authenticity of all the information, start signing the contract or agreement. The contract must be reviewed by a legal consultant to avoid wrangling caused by loopholes in the contract later! After signing the contract, the buyer transfers money to the seller (50% first, or a pre-discussed ratio).

Step 6: At this time, the role of the accounting company comes into play. The buyer, seller and accounting agency go to the Industrial and Commercial Bureau to handle the company transfer, which is the equity transfer. Just submit the equity transfer information to the Industrial and Commercial Bureau for processing, because Generally, it is irrevocable after submission!

Step 7: The buyer and seller return to the seller's company. The seller hands over the Tmall backend account password to the buyer. The buyer remembers to change the password. At this time, the handover of the Tmall store has basically been completed. The buyer has to pay the final payment to the seller!