How to handle patent capital increase

Patent capital increase has increasingly become the preferred option for companies with intellectual property advantages to increase capital. How to handle patent capital increase has become a question. Here, the editor of Legal Savior Network introduces the patent capital increase procedure and possible problems in detail to provide convenience for enterprises to increase patent capital.

How to handle patent capital increase

The first step of patent capital increase is patent evaluation. The selection of a patent evaluation agency is particularly important. The qualifications and experience of the evaluation agency will affect every step of the patent capital increase and play an important role in the success of the patent capital increase. Patent appraisal agencies must have asset appraisal qualifications. This can be verified from the business license and asset appraisal qualification certificate of the appraisal agency. Qualifications alone are not enough. It is necessary to observe whether the evaluation agency has experience in patent capital increase evaluation. This can be obtained from the evaluation agency's client list and conversations with evaluation agency personnel.

The second step of patent capital increase is to go through the patent transfer procedures. According to the regulations of the Industry and Commerce Bureau, patents used for capital increase must be owned by shareholders. Therefore, during or after the patent evaluation process, the patent must be transferred from the name of the shareholder to the name of the company. This process is equivalent to putting currency into a bank account during currency capital increase.

The third step of patent capital increase is the property transfer report and capital verification report. After the patent transfer is successful, you need to find an accounting firm to write a property transfer report and capital verification report.

After completing the above three steps, you can submit the three reports (evaluation, property transfer, capital verification) and the industrial and commercial change registration application to the industrial and commercial administration for review.