Shareholders, address, business scope
Corporate Changes & Equity Filing
Changes look simple but touch articles amendment, resolution procedures, tax synchronisation and licence portability. Equity transfers also require tax clearance certificates and IIT / stamp duty filings.
Overview
We map the impact first (licence, tax, bank, qualifications, platform stores), then complete everything in one pass so nothing blocks operations later.
What is included
- Name, address, business scope and registered capital changes
- Legal representative, director and supervisor changes
- Equity transfer and articles amendment (incl. tax clearance)
- Capital increase and shareholder entry / exit structuring
- Synchronised tax, bank and qualification updates
Process
- 1Scope and impact mapping
- 2Resolutions and articles preparation
- 3Filing the change
- 4Tax, bank and qualification sync
FAQ
Is an equity transfer taxable?
Yes. Individual shareholders pay 20% IIT on the transfer gain, corporate shareholders include it in taxable income, and both sides pay stamp duty. We model it before execution.
Does an address change affect tax?
Cross-district relocation involves tax deregistration and re-registration and may trigger a clearance check. Same-district changes are simpler — we flag relocation risk up front.
Do platform stores need updating?
Yes, recommended. Cross-border platforms require entity data matching the licence; mismatches affect payouts and compliance review.
Talk for 15 minutes before you commit
Tell us your entity type, region and timeline — we will come back with a route, a document list and a fee range.
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