Company registration is a necessary step for entrepreneurs to carry out business. Through company registration, entrepreneurs can legally operate enterprises, give play to their creativity and ability, and obtain more business opportunities and benefits. Although company registration may be difficult for many first-time entrepreneurs, in fact, the process of company registration is very simple. You can easily register successfully by following the basic steps. Next, we will introduce the five basic steps of company registration in detail.
The first step is to verify the company name.
The name of the company is the first step of registration. The next step can only be continued after the name is taken. In China, the examination of company names by the industry and commerce department is very strict. In order to avoid duplicate names, the company names must be verified by the industry and commerce bureau. According to the requirements of the Administration for Industry and Commerce, the name of the company should be related to the business scope of the company and should not have any sensitive words. After the audit, if there is any non-compliance, the company name can be adjusted according to the audit results and resubmitted for audit.
Step 2: Submit registration materials
After the registration is approved, you can prepare to submit registration materials. Registration materials include: notice of approval of the company's name, articles of association, register of shareholders, resolutions of the board of directors, resolutions of the board of supervisors, copies of the ID card of the legal representative, certificate of the company's registered capital, certificate of the company's registered address, power of attorney, etc.
It should be noted that the registration requirements may be slightly different in different regions. Please consult the local industrial and commercial administration department or professional registered companies for details.
After the registration materials are submitted, they need to wait for approval. Generally, the company registration approval takes about 3 working days. If it passes the review, it will receive the business license and organization code certificate issued by the industry and commerce department.
Step 3: Engraving official seal and legal seal
After obtaining the business license and organization code certificate, the company's official seal and legal seal need to be engraved. The official seal is used for signing daily business, and the legal seal is used for signing important documents.
It should be noted that the engraving of official seal and legal seal must be carried out at the designated engraving point, and relevant materials such as business license, organization code certificate and legal representative ID card need to be provided.
Step 4: Open a bank account
After the official seal and legal seal are engraved, the company's bank account can be opened. Before opening a bank account, relevant materials such as business license, organization code certificate, official seal and legal seal should be prepared.
It should be noted that different banks may have different account opening procedures, but generally they need to fill in the account opening application form, provide relevant materials, and conduct on-site verification.
Step 5: Tax registration
After opening a bank account, tax registration is also required. For tax registration, business license, organization code certificate, legal representative ID card and other relevant materials shall be provided.
Tax registration includes the registration of various taxes such as value-added tax, enterprise income tax, stamp tax and urban construction tax. It should be noted that the tax registration requirements may be slightly different in different regions. Please consult the local tax authorities or professional registered companies for details.
After completing the above five steps, the company will be officially incorporated. It should be noted that after the registration of the company, it is also necessary to pay various taxes, conduct regular annual review, handle various certificates and other matters in time to ensure the legal operation of the company.
