The transfer of first-class real estate development qualification is a relatively common business, but it is necessary to comply with relevant laws and regulations in the process of transfer to ensure the legality and validity of the transfer. This article will detail the fees and process of transferring a Level 1 qualification in real estate development to help you better understand the process.
1. Fees. The fees for the transfer of the first-class qualification for real estate development vary depending on the region, the situation of the enterprise and other factors, and the following are the fees that may need to be paid under normal circumstances:
1.Appraisal costs: When determining the transfer**, it is necessary to conduct a comprehensive assessment of the target company, including its assets, liabilities, operating conditions, etc. The appraisal agency will conduct a comprehensive investigation and analysis of the target company and issue an evaluation report. The cost of the assessment is generally borne by the transferor.
2.Lawyer's fees: When transferring qualifications, it is necessary to ask a lawyer to review and check the transfer agreement and other legal documents to ensure the legality and standardization of the transfer process. Attorney's fees are generally borne by the transferee.
3.Tax expenses: In the process of qualification transfer, tax changes, tax payment and other procedures need to be carried out. The tax department will collect the corresponding taxes and fees in accordance with the relevant tax laws.
4.Industrial and commercial change fee: After the completion of the qualification transfer, it is necessary to register the industrial and commercial change of the enterprise in the industrial and commercial department, including the change of legal representative, change of registered capital, etc. The industrial and commercial department will charge the corresponding registration fee in accordance with the relevant regulations.
Second, the process. The general process of transferring the first-class qualification for real estate development is as follows:
1.Looking for target companies: looking for target companies with first-class qualifications for real estate development through various channels, and understanding their basic situation, operating conditions, asset status, etc.
2.Sign the letter of intent: After a preliminary understanding, the two parties sign a letter of intent to agree on the intention and conditions of cooperation.
3.Due diligence: The transferee needs to conduct a comprehensive due diligence on the target company, including its assets, liabilities, operating conditions, etc., to ensure that the target company operates legally and compliantly.
4.Negotiated Transfer**: Based on the results of the due diligence, the parties negotiate to determine the final transfer**.
5.Sign the transfer agreement: The parties sign a formal transfer agreement stipulating the rights and obligations of both parties.
6.Handle relevant procedures: After signing the agreement, both parties need to go through the relevant procedures, including tax changes, industrial and commercial changes, etc.
7.Handover work: After completing the relevant procedures, the two parties will carry out the qualification handover work, including licenses, seals, files, etc.
8.Payment: The transferee pays the transferor in accordance with the agreement.
9.Completion of the transaction: After all formalities are completed, the transfer of qualifications is completed.
The following points need to be paid attention to when handling the transfer of qualifications:
1.Confirm the legitimacy of the target company: Before transferring qualifications, it is necessary to confirm that the target company is legally registered, operates in compliance with regulations, and has not been punished or restricted by relevant authorities.
2.Understand the relevant laws and regulations: When transferring qualifications, you need to comply with relevant laws and regulations, including the Company Law, the Tax Law, etc. The transferee needs to understand the relevant laws and regulations to ensure the legality and standardization of the transfer process.
3.Signing the agreement carefully: When entering into the transfer agreement, it is necessary to be careful and clear about the rights and obligations of both parties. If the terms are unclear or there are doubts, it is necessary to ask a professional to check and review.
4.Timely handling of relevant procedures: After signing the agreement, it is necessary to go through relevant procedures in a timely manner, including tax changes, industrial and commercial changes, etc. If the relevant procedures are not completed in time, the legality and validity of the qualification transfer may be affected.