The transfer of first-class construction qualification involves many aspects, including the transfer of the company's equity, the change of qualification certificate, etc., so it requires certain costs and processes. This article will introduce the cost and process of building level 1 qualification transfer in detail, and help you understand the details and precautions of the whole process.
1. The cost of transferring the first-class qualification of construction.
The cost of the transfer of the first-class qualification of construction includes a number of aspects, as follows:
1.The cost of the qualification itself.
The first-class construction qualification is an important asset of the enterprise, and the qualification transfer fee varies greatly in different regions and industries. Generally speaking, the qualification transfer fee includes multiple factors such as the value of the qualification itself, the validity period of the certificate, the company's operating conditions, and market demand. Therefore, a number of factors need to be considered when determining the transfer fee.
2.Staffing costs.
The acquisition of the first-class qualification of construction needs to meet certain personnel requirements, including technical leaders, registered constructors, professional title personnel, etc. If the transferee does not have the appropriate staffing, it needs to hire relevant personnel, which will also incur certain costs.
3.*Service fees.
If you are not familiar with the process and requirements for the transfer of first-class construction qualifications, you can consider hiring a management agency to assist you in completing the entire process. **Service fees vary according to different regions and institutions, generally including ** fees, service fees, consulting fees, etc.
4.Industrial and commercial change fees.
The transfer of first-class construction qualification involves industrial and commercial change procedures such as the change of the company's equity, and a certain fee needs to be paid. Fees vary depending on the region, company size, and other factors.
Second, the construction level 1 qualification transfer process.
The construction first-class qualification transfer process includes the following aspects:
1.Find a suitable transferor.
Through various channels, we will look for a transferor with first-class construction qualifications and meet their own needs, and understand their business conditions, financial status and other aspects.
2.Negotiate the assignment** and the conditions.
Negotiate with the transferor on the details of the transfer fee, payment method, equity change procedures, etc., and reach an agreement.
3.Sign the contract and pay the deposit.
On the basis of the consensus of both parties, sign the contract for the transfer of the first-class qualification of the building, and pay a certain percentage of the deposit.
4.Go through the procedures for equity change.
According to the contract, the two parties will go to the industrial and commercial department to go through the procedures for equity change and complete the transfer of the company's equity.
5.Go through the procedures for changing the qualification certificate.
After the completion of the equity change, it is necessary to submit an application for the change of the qualification certificate to the original qualification approval department and complete the procedures for changing the certificate.
6.Pay the remaining amount and hand over the information.
After the completion of the qualification certificate change, the transferee needs to pay the remaining transfer fee and hand over the relevant materials and documents.
7.Complete the handover.
Finally, both parties need to complete various handover work, including financial handover, personnel handover, etc., to ensure the smooth progress of the transfer process.
It should be noted that in the process of transferring the first-class construction qualification, it is necessary to comply with relevant laws, regulations and policies to ensure the legality and compliance of the transfer process. At the same time, the transferee needs to fully understand and investigate the transferor to ensure that its business is in good condition and its financial situation is stable, so as to reduce the risk of transfer.