Question 2: What does the registered capital of an enterprise mean by "no capital verification"? Now the company is registered in the industrial and commercial bureau, only registered capital, not paid-in capital. The registered capital is only the capital contribution subscribed by shareholders, and the Industrial and Commercial Bureau does not need a capital verification report on paid-in capital. Verifying capital is no longer mandatory. However, this does not mean that shareholders do not need to contribute to the company, because the operation of the company needs funds. After the general company is registered, the shareholders' meeting will contribute to the company in accordance with the amount and duration of contribution stipulated in the articles of association. After the capital contribution is in place, shareholders may also entrust a certified public accountant to make capital verification and issue a capital verification report when necessary.
Question 3: What do you mean by not verifying capital? In other words, how much did it cost to register a company before? Now it is a subscription system, and it can be promised for twenty or thirty years without capital verification.
Question 4: What is a capital verification report? A capital verification report refers to a written document in which a certified public accountant expresses his opinions on the capital contribution of shareholders (investors, partners, competent authorities, etc.). ), and carried out the verification work in accordance with the provisions of the Auditing Standards for Certified Public Accountants of ChinaNo. 1602-Capital Verification.
The capital verification report mainly includes the following contents:
(1) title;
(2) the person to be served;
(3) range segment;
(4) opinion paragraph;
(5) Explanatory paragraphs;
(6) Annexes;
(seven) the signature and seal of the certified public accountant;
(8) The name, address and seal of the accounting firm;
(9) Date of report.
The title of the capital verification report shall be uniformly standardized as "Capital Verification Report".
The recipient of the capital verification report refers to the object that the certified public accountant sends the capital verification report according to the requirements of the business agreement, and generally refers to the client of the capital verification business. The capital verification report shall contain the full name of the donee.
The scope of the capital verification report shall explain the scope of capital verification, the responsibilities of the investor and the audited entity, the responsibilities of the certified public accountant, the basis of capital verification and the main capital verification procedures that have been implemented.
The opinion part of the capital verification report shall explain the paid-in registered capital of the verified entity or the changes of registered capital and paid-in capital.
For the change of capital verification, the certified public accountants only express their opinions on the change of registered capital and paid-in capital this time.
The explanatory paragraphs of the capital verification report shall explain the purpose and responsibility of the capital verification report and other important matters that the certified public accountant thinks should be explained.
Where the capital verification is changed, the certified public accountant shall also explain in the explanatory paragraph of the capital verification report the name of the accounting firm that previously verified the paid-in registered capital and its capital verification, and explain the paid-in accumulated registered capital after the change.
If there are differences between the certified public accountant and the audited entity on the confirmation of registered capital and paid-in capital, and no consensus can be reached through consultation, the relevant matters, their differences and reasons shall be clearly reflected in the explanatory paragraphs of the capital verification report.
The annex to the capital verification report shall include a capital verification list of the paid-in registered capital or a list of changes in the registered capital and paid-in capital, as well as an explanation of the capital verification matters.
The capital verification report shall be signed and sealed by the certified public accountant.
The capital verification report shall specify the name and address of the accounting firm and affix the official seal of the accounting firm.
The date of capital verification report refers to the date when the certified public accountant completes the capital verification.
In the process of capital verification, under any of the following circumstances, the certified public accountant shall refuse to issue a capital verification report and terminate the business agreement:
(a) the audited entity or investor fails to provide true, lawful and complete information for capital verification;
(2) The audited entity or investor refuses to cooperate with or even obstruct the audit procedure that should be carried out by a certified public accountant;
(3) The audited entity or investor insists on requiring the certified public accountant to issue false certificates.
The capital verification report has the force of legal proof, which can be used by the audited entity when applying for establishment or change of registration and issuing a capital contribution certificate to the investor accordingly.
The capital verification report should not be regarded as a guarantee for the future capital preservation, solvency and going concern of the audited entity. The consequences caused by improper use of the capital verification report by the client, the audited entity and other third parties have nothing to do with certified public accountants and their accounting firms.
Question 5: Who knows what a capital verification account is? The bank capital verification account belongs to the temporary deposit account.
Temporary deposit account is a bank settlement account opened by depositors for temporary needs and use within a specified period of time.
The capital verification account is an account temporarily opened for this purpose in the process of enterprise registration and capital verification.
The temporary deposit account registered for capital verification only receives and does not pay during the capital verification period.
The remitter registered for capital verification shall have the same name as the investor, and the proportion of capital contribution shall be the same, and the "amount of capital contribution" shall be indicated.
After the capital verification procedure is completed, the capital verification account shall be cancelled.
Question 6: What is the verification of registered capital? The new enterprise will set up a temporary capital verification account. After the registered capital is remitted to the temporary capital verification account, the bank will give you a capital contribution form.
Take the investment slip to the accounting firm to handle the capital verification report. The AIC will mark the amount of registered capital in your business license together with the amount in the capital verification report. After the company's business license is engraved and put on record, and the organization code and tax registration certificate are completed, it will go to the local enterprise bank to handle the enterprise basic deposit account. Only in this way can the money in the capital verification account be transferred to basic deposit account.
Question 7: What does industrial and commercial registration Company mean by capital verification? Capital verification of an industrial and commercial registration company refers to issuing a capital verification report of the corresponding amount to the registered capital of the company, so as to submit the paid-in certificate of the registered capital.
Question 8: What does bank capital verification mean? Handling capital verification means that an enterprise opens a temporary account in a bank, deposits a certain registered capital, and the bank issues relevant certificates. To open a temporary account, you need to bring your corporate ID card, agent ID card, shareholder ID card and private seal.
Open a capital verification account in the bank, inject consulting money at the same time, issue a capital verification certificate, complete the opening of the letter of credit, and submit it to the bank to complete the opening of basic deposit account.
Question 9: What does it mean that the registered capital does not need to be verified? It means the weaving gold of the company you registered. . There is no need to verify the amount of funds.
Question 10: What is the significance of bank capital verification? Do you need it? I can help you.