1. Company name: You need to determine the name of the company first and apply for name verification to ensure the uniqueness and compliance of the name.
2. Articles of Association: Prepare the articles of association and sign and confirm by all shareholders.
3. Shareholder information: prepare the identity certificate of the shareholder, if it is a corporate shareholder, you need to provide the corresponding qualification certificate.
4. Information of the legal representative: including a copy of the legal representative's identity document and employment documents.
5. Registered address: provide relevant documents of the company's registered address, such as a copy of the lease contract and real estate certificate.
6. Capital verification certificate: If it is a raised and established share, it is necessary to provide a capital verification certificate issued by the capital verification agency.
7. Relevant approval documents: If the company's business scope contains projects that require pre-approval, relevant approval documents or licenses need to be submitted.
1. Approve the name of the company: **Submit the application for name verification and wait for approval.
2. Submit registration materials: After the name verification is passed, submit the articles of association, shareholder information, legal representative information and other registration materials.
3. Obtain the business license: After the submitted materials are approved, the business license will be collected at the industrial and commercial bureau according to the appointment time.
4. Engraving the company's seal: with the business license, go to the designated engraving point of the Public Security Bureau to handle the company's official seal, financial seal, etc.
5. Open a bank account: bring the business license and company seal to the bank to open a corporate account.
6. Tax registration: within a certain period of time after receiving the business license, go to the tax bureau for tax registration, and make bookkeeping and tax declaration on time.
1. Registered capital: According to the type of company, the minimum registered capital requirement is determined.
2. Business scope: clarify the company's business scope and ensure that all business activities are within the scope of the license.
3. Bookkeeping and tax declaration: After registering the company, even if there is no business activity, it is necessary to keep accounts and file taxes on time to avoid legal liability.
4. Legal representative: The legal representative needs to meet certain conditions, such as being at least 18 years old and having full civil capacity.