When the company is transferred, the company's equity will also change, so when the company is transferred, it is necessary to pay attention to relevant tax issues. The equity issues involved in the transfer of general taxpayers' companies include stamp duty, value-added tax, corporate income tax and personal income tax. These tax issues are an aspect that everyone needs to consider when transferring the company's equity.

Under normal circumstances, a taxpayer company needs to pay 20% tax when transferring shares. This corresponding law is very clear, and there is basically no room for tax planning. When holding shares, if a platform is built between individuals and shares, then the tax will be different.

When the general taxpayer transfers the company and the enterprise corporate shareholders, the equity does not need to pay business tax, but only needs to pay enterprise income tax, which is generally 25% of the enterprise.

According to the relevant regulations of the competent tax authorities, when transferring the company's equity, what you need to know is that you need to communicate with them well. When transferring the company's equity, they should distribute the undistributed profits of the invested enterprise to reduce the transfer consideration, which is also a major tax avoidance method when transferring.

When the general taxpayer transfers the company, he needs to pay attention to the issue of the company's equity. When handling, you should prepare the relevant information and the corresponding process company, and go to the corresponding company with a goal, instead of blindly changing companies.