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Before transferring the company, be aware of these:
1. Check for Company Debt: When transferring a company, the focus should be on the acquirer rather than the seller. The acquirer must first consider the financial records of the company they are acquiring. Hire a professional from an agency accounting company to meticulously review the company's financials and identify any potential debts associated with the company being transferred.
2. Review the company's past business performance: Determine if the company was legally operated before the transfer, if there were any illegal activities during the operation, and if there are any negative records in the business administration archives.
3. Participation in Annual Inspection: The annual inspection is a crucial means for the State Administration for Market Regulation to check whether a company is legally operating. It is mandatory to undergo inspection every year and must be completed within the specified time frame. Failure to participate on time will result in the company being documented, leading to a decline in its reputation and subjecting it to penalties.
4. Review the company's audit report: Check if the company is registered, whether the registered capital has been fully paid, if there is any withdrawal of funds, and whether the company's accounts are legal, etc. These are all essential to avoid unnecessary trouble when purchasing the company.
To transfer a company, you need to prepare the original business license, the company's official seal, the application for company change, the bylaw amendment approved by the shareholders' meeting, the equity transfer agreement (usually involving the full transfer of equity and a complete overhaul of the company's shareholders), new shareholders, the company's original documents, and any other materials required by law.
Company Transfer Process:
1. Negotiate and decide on the transfer method and pricing.
2. Contract signing is essential, regardless of the occasion or circumstances; a contract serves as a necessary legal safeguard.
3. Reimburse the original shareholders for their investment and issue new shares to the new shareholders.
4. Changes to the company's bylaws and the addition of new shareholders will lead to alterations in the company's structure, thus necessitating corresponding adjustments to certain bylaws.
5. Amend the shareholders register and conduct the business and industrial change registration.
After the company transfer is witnessed and completed, you can go to the Administration for Market Regulation to handle the change of equity, legal representative, and supervisor.
The required documents are as follows:
1. Application for Enterprise Change (Recorded) Registration, signed by the Legal Representative.
2. Processor's ID (original for verification, copy 1)
3. Amended Articles of Incorporation (signed by shareholders, with corporate seal)
4. Resolution or decision regarding the change matter (the company decides to be signed by the legal representative and stamped with the corporate seal)
5. Notarized, witnessed, or attested share transfer agreement;
6. Clarification on new shareholders and new directors.
7. For a company that has been changed to a sole shareholder (natural person) limited liability company due to equity transfer, a sole shareholder limited liability company commitment letter shall be submitted.
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