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How to fill in the amount of subscribed capital contribution, the time of subscribed capital contribution and the paid-in capital contribution in the national enterprise credit information publicity s
How to fill in the amount of subscribed capital contribution, the time of subscribed capital contribution and the paid-in capital contribution in the national enterprise credit information publicity system? I. Time of investment:

Time of subscribed capital contribution: it is written according to the articles of association, and the time is the effective date of the articles of association.

Paid-in capital contribution time: the actual capital contribution time is based on the actual amount of share capital paid by shareholders to the company and the date of receipt.

Second, the amount of investment:

Subscribed capital contribution: that is, the amount that the shareholder promises to contribute, that is, the amount of capital stock that he should pay to the company according to the shareholders' agreement.

Paid-in capital contribution: the amount of capital actually paid to the company. Subscription does not mean capital contribution.

Extended data:

The articles of association are the same as the Company Law, and * * * bears the responsibility of adjusting the company's activities.

1, legality. Legality mainly emphasizes that the legal status, main contents, modification procedures and effectiveness of the articles of association are mandatory by law, and no company may violate them. The articles of association are one of the necessary conditions for the establishment of a company. No matter whether a limited liability company or a joint stock limited company is established, all shareholders or promoters must conclude the articles of association and submit them to the company registration authority for registration when the company is established.

2. Authenticity. Authenticity mainly emphasizes that the contents recorded in the company's articles of association must be objective and consistent with reality.

3. Autonomy. Autonomy is mainly reflected in: first, the articles of association of the company, as a code of conduct, are not formulated by the state but by the company itself according to law, which is the result of the unanimous expression of the company's shareholders; Second, the articles of association of the company is a code of conduct outside the law, which is implemented by the company itself and does not need state coercion to ensure its implementation; Third, the articles of association, as the internal regulations of the company, have only the effect of the company and relevant parties, but are not universally binding.

4. Openness. Openness is mainly for joint stock limited companies. The contents of the company's articles of association should be made public not only to investors, but also to the general public including creditors.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Articles of Association