1. is it ok to contribute the right to use the trademark? The right to use a trademark cannot be invested, but the exclusive right to own a trademark can, because according to the new company law, non-monetary property should be appraised in money and can be transferred according to law, while the right to use a trademark cannot be transferred according to law, so it is impossible to verify the procedures for the transfer of its property.
second, what are the ways of capital contribution of the company? According to Article 27 of the New Company Law, there are several ways for shareholders of a limited liability company to contribute capital: first, money. A certain amount of liquidity is necessary to set up a company. To pay for the expenses when creating the company and start the company's operation. Therefore, shareholders can contribute capital in cash. Second, in kind. In-kind investment is generally based on machinery and equipment, raw materials, spare parts, goods, buildings and workshops. Third, intellectual property rights. The so-called intellectual property refers to the civil rights people enjoy for the fruits of their intellectual labor. Traditional intellectual property rights include trademark right, patent right and copyright. Fourth, land use rights. There are two ways for the company to obtain the land use right. One way is for the shareholders to invest in the company after pricing the land use right, so that the company can obtain the land use right; The other is that the company applies to the local county-level land management department, and after examination and approval, it obtains the land use right by subscribing to the contract, and the company pays the site use fee according to the regulations. The former is the way of capital contribution by shareholders, but the relevant procedures must be fulfilled according to law. Fifth, labor and credit contribution. In some civil law countries, shareholders are allowed to contribute by labor and credit, but only limited to unlimited companies, joint-stock companies and joint-stock companies, while limited liability companies and joint-stock limited companies are not allowed to contribute by labor and credit. For example, the German-German Joint Stock Law stipulates that: physical contribution or physical acceptance can only be property with determinable economic value; Labor service cannot be counted as contribution in kind or receipt in kind. "Compared with countries in the civil law system, some countries in the common law system have more flexible provisions on shareholders' capital contribution. For example, the Model Company Law of the United States stipulates: "The board of directors may approve the issuance of shares and receive a premium for this purpose. The premium includes all tangible or intangible property, or can enable the company to enjoy benefits, including cash, payment certificates, services provided, contracts for services provided or other securities of the company. "Although China's" Company Law "does not explicitly prohibit shareholders from contributing capital by labor and credit, judging from the listed shareholders' capital contribution targets, China does not allow shareholders to contribute capital to limited companies and joint stock limited companies by labor and credit. Article 16 of China's "Partnership Enterprise Law" stipulates: "Partners may contribute their capital in cash, in kind, land use rights, intellectual property rights or other property rights, or they may contribute their capital in labor services." It can be seen that a partnership can be funded by labor services. To sum up, the right to use a trademark is the right to use it, but not the ownership of the trademark. Only the trademark owner can deal with the ownership, and the capital contribution has a legal basis. Non-monetary property must also have actual value before it can be invested. Therefore, different situations are treated differently.