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Capital contribution oversight:
Under the Company Law, once a company is established, the board of directors is required to verify that shareholders have made their capital contributions in full and on time as stipulated in the company's articles of association.
If a shareholder fails to do so, the company must issue a formal written demand letter to that shareholder requiring payment.
Failure to act carries personal liability: If the board fails to perform this verification and demand duty in a timely manner, and the company suffers losses as a result, any director who is responsible for such failure shall be personally liable to compensate the company for the losses caused.
withdrawnal of capital oversight:
Shareholders are strictly prohibited from withdrawing their contributed capital after the company is formed.
If a shareholder does so, they must return the withdrawn capital. Moreover, if the company incurs losses as a result, any director, supervisor, or senior officer who bears responsibility for such withdrawal shall be jointly and severally liable with the shareholder.
Key Takeaway:
Do not treat capital contribution obligations as merely a matter between shareholders and the company.
As a director, supervisor, or senior officer:
These obligations are not formalities. Active oversight is required, and the legal exposure for neglect is direct and significant.
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