With the rise of the entrepreneurial boom, more and more people are choosing to set up their own companies. However, many people are confused about the issue of the company's registered capital during the preparation process. So, what is the minimum registered capital of the company? This article will explain it in detail for you.
According to the provisions of the Company Law, the registered capital of a company in China is divided into two types: paid-in capital and subscribed capital. Paid-in capital refers to the amount of capital contribution that shareholders have actually paid, while subscribed capital refers to the amount of capital contribution that shareholders promise to pay within a certain period of time. In China, the minimum amount of registered capital of a company varies depending on the industry sector.
1.Ordinary limited liability company.
For ordinary limited liability companies, according to the provisions of the Company Law, the minimum amount of registered capital is RMB 300,000. This means that if you want to set up an ordinary limited liability company, you need to prepare at least 300,000 yuan of registered capital.
2.One-person limited liability company.
A one-person limited liability company is a company with only one natural person or one legal person shareholder. For such companies, the minimum registered capital is RMB 100,000. In other words, if you want to set up a one-person limited liability company, you need to prepare at least 100,000 yuan of registered capital.
3.Shares***
Shares*** refers to companies in which shareholders are liable to the company to the extent of the shares they have subscribed for. For such companies, the minimum amount of registered capital is RMB 5 million. Therefore, if you want to set up a share***, you need to prepare at least 5 million yuan of registered capital.
It is important to note that the minimum amount of registered capital mentioned above is only the statutory minimum. In the actual business process, due to market competition, industry characteristics and other factors, many companies will choose a higher registered capital according to their actual situation when they are established. In addition, the minimum amount of registered capital of some companies in specific industries, such as finance, insurance, etc., may be higher than the above-mentioned statutory minimum.
4.Registered capital requirements for specific industries.
In addition to the above-mentioned ordinary limited liability company, one-person limited liability company and shares***, there are also companies in specific industries whose minimum registered capital may be higher than the above-mentioned statutory minimum. For example:
1) Financial industry: According to the provisions of the Banking Supervision Law, the minimum registered capital for the establishment of commercial banks, urban credit cooperatives, rural credit cooperatives and other financial institutions is RMB 100 million; The minimum registered capital for the establishment of non-bank financial institutions such as trust companies, financial leasing companies, and finance companies is RMB 500 million.
2) Insurance industry: According to the provisions of the Insurance Law, the minimum registered capital for the establishment of an insurance company is RMB 200 million.
3) **Industry: According to the provisions of the ** Law, the minimum registered capital for the establishment of ** company is RMB 500 million; The minimum registered capital for the establishment of a ** management company is RMB 100 million.
Conclusion: To sum up, the minimum amount of registered capital of a company in China varies depending on the industry. When setting up a company, you need to choose the appropriate registered capital according to the actual situation of the industry in which you are located. At the same time, it is recommended that you consult a professional lawyer or accountant during the preparation process to ensure the compliance and smooth progress of the company establishment process.
Attached: Relevant laws and regulations.
1.Company Law of the People's Republic of China
2.Banking Supervision Law of the People's Republic of China
3.Insurance Law of the People's Republic of China
4.** Law of the People's Republic of China
References: 1National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System:
2.China Court Network:
3.China Legal Advice Network:
4.China Economic Net:
5.Official website of China**Supervision and Administration Commission:
6.China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission official website: