I'd like to ask, foreign capital is actually the same shareholder. Can the foreign exchange funds of the foreign exchange management office not be remitted? Do you have to do both net assets audit and evaluation? The foreign exchange you mentioned refers to the registered capital paid by the foreign party, which can include currency, physical objects and intellectual property rights. When the foreign party transfers all the shares to the transferee according to law, the transferee has inherited all the rights and obligations of the original shareholders, so the foreign exchange you mentioned does not need to be remitted, nor can it be remitted. If remitted, the registered capital will flee.

Furthermore, if the foreign exchange you are talking about is a shareholder's loan in other payables, it does not need to be remitted, and it can be purchased by the new transferee, which can be counted as the foreign party's share conversion income. Of course, if shareholders are willing to borrow money, it is no problem.

Audit and evaluation are related to tax authorities. Finally, we will give you a tax source monitoring registration form. The country is very strict with this requirement now, but I don't know if it is being implemented all over the country. In many places, if you don't make a tax source monitoring registration form, you can't make the next equity transfer. I don't know if this is the case in your place, just ask your local industrial and commercial bureau.