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Anonymous users2024-01-24It depends on how your friend and your partnership agreement are written.
If, when your friend asks you to invest in technology, the contract states that 40% of your shares include fixed assets and annual profit dividends, then the transfer fee will be 40% for you.
If, when your friend asks you to take a technical stake, the contract states that your 40% stake is only limited to annual profit dividends, then you will have no transfer fee.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Is it too much to open 40 to sell and take 40?
As long as the company has a certain amount of spare money, it can divide a part of it as dividends. I now have a total of 4 people in partnership, I can give you a reference, we have 3 people each contributed 100,000 yuan, and the other person is the top pillar of the company, and there is a business. So only 80,000 out. >>>More
Spend one-third of yours and two-thirds of him, but that's the case of profit. If you lose money, you want to account for two-thirds of the loss.
You call it a joint venture or a joint-stock system, and the shareholding ratio is determined by the amount of capital invested. The two of you are generally more, and the share ratio is 50% each.
I've worked as a chef, and I personally think that the Chinese food business is good now, a small hotel has at least 30 tables a night, and maybe less people at noon, and there should be 20 tables.
First, you have to figure out if you're working as an equal or if you're just an investor. >>>More