The authorized capital is a prerequisite for organizing a legal entity. It can be both monetary and property, and often the heads of the enterprises being created have the question of how to correctly contribute the authorized capital.
It is necessary
money or property
Instructions
Step 1
Open a regular accumulative current account in the bank if the authorized capital of your company will be contributed in cash. Credit the required amount of the authorized capital to your current account. According to Federal Law 14-FZ, at the time of state registration of your enterprise, the founders must contribute at least 50% of the authorized capital.
Step 2
Open a regular accumulative current account in the bank if the authorized capital of your company will be contributed in cash. Credit the required amount of the authorized capital to your current account. According to Federal Law 14-FZ, at the time of state registration of your enterprise, the founders must contribute at least 50% of the authorized capital.
Step 3
If the authorized capital is contributed by property, document the transfer of property to the person in charge. The document must be notarized, since in fact, at the time of entry, you still do not have documents on the state registration of your enterprise, and you are transferring the property as a private person.
Step 4
If the authorized capital is contributed by securities, property rights and other documentary values, issue a safe deposit box or make a deposit with a notary. Enter values there, if these are property rights, register them with a person authorized by the general meeting of founders.
Step 5
If the authorized capital was contributed not in cash, after receiving the certificate of state registration, make sure that the authorized capital is transferred to the company's balance sheet.
Step 6
Transfer the funds to the current account of the created company.
