The authorized capital, which serves as the basis for the future activities of the LLC, is contributed by all participants in equal shares and acts as a guarantor of the company's actions before creditors. The participants themselves decide which way it is more convenient to deposit the authorized capital, each of them can do it in his own way.
Instructions
Step 1
The minimum value of the authorized capital is 10,000 rubles or their equivalent, and according to the Federal Law No. 14 of 1998, it can be contributed in several ways: - in cash to the company's cash desk;
- in cash by transferring from an account to an LLC account;
- securities or shares;
- precious metals;
- movable or immovable property;
- rights to property, intellectual property or any other property.
Step 2
In the process of official registration of documents on the formation of an LLC, all of its participants sign an agreement, which should clearly indicate when each of the participants must contribute their share in the authorized capital. The law obliges to contribute at least half of the authorized capital at the time of state registration of the LLC. Of course, the most convenient option is the one-time deposit of shares by all participants at once. Thus, it is possible to avoid misunderstandings and quarrels between the founders of the LLC, which, according to the law, can be from 1 to 50 people. Subsequently, the capital can be increased.
Step 3
If the authorized capital exceeds 200 minimum wages and is contributed not in cash, but in any other form, then the participation of an independent appraiser is required.
Step 4
Many LLC founders prefer the simplest options for depositing the Criminal Code: - when depositing a share in cash, the participant receives a cash receipt, where the date of deposit and the amount are indicated;
- when making a share with office equipment or property (for example, a vehicle), it is also necessary to assess the value of this property. If you contribute property worth less than or equal to 20,000 rubles, you do not need to involve an independent appraiser. This method is convenient in that immediately after entering into the Criminal Code, the property can be used in the activities of the LLC.
Step 5
One of the most inconvenient ways is to make a share of the rights to any property. Since any rights can be questioned and challenged, this can lead to problems if their contributor, for example, decides to withdraw from the founders of the LLC.
