A detailed guide to the change of shareholding in a domestic company.
Dear entrepreneurs, when you need to change the equity of a domestic company, the following is a detailed information and process guide to help you complete the process smoothly.
To get started, you'll need to prepare the following key documents:
1.Original and copy of business license.
2.Official seal and legal person seal (required for some districts).
3.Last month's financial statements, including balance sheet and income statement, are required even for small-scale businesses.
4.The front and back of the ID card of the new and old shareholders and the ** number, and the original ID cards of the shareholders of both parties.
Next, let's get into the process:
1.Preparation of signature materials: collect important information such as the change situation, the subject of the change, the identity of the new and old shareholders, the front and back and the ** number, and the financial statements of the previous month.
2.Tax treatment: tax payment certificate, payment of stamp duty and individual income tax, to ensure that all the original documents and signature information are complete.
3.Change of registration: The original legal representative needs to verify through the SMS verification code or the electronic business license scanning code to ensure the legitimacy of the registration process.
4.Review and signature: After passing, shareholders need to complete the signature and industrial and commercial review, or submit paper materials for offline real-name authentication.
5.Submission of materials and evidence collection: Submit all offline materials in exchange for the original and copy of the new business license, and complete the procedures for equity change.
Regarding the processing time, generally speaking, the whole process takes 3 working days plus the signature time. Please allow enough time to ensure that the shareholding change goes smoothly.
We hope you find this guide helpful and comfortable with the process of changing your shareholding. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to consult the relevant person to ensure that your rights and interests are protected to the greatest extent.