How to determine the ultimate beneficiary of an enterprise?

The ultimate beneficiary of a company should generally refer to shareholders. Shareholders refer to individuals or units that bear limited or unlimited liabilities for the debts of joint-stock companies and enjoy dividends and bonuses by holding shares. Shareholders who subscribe for shares from joint-stock companies have certain rights and obligations.

The principle and goal of equity management is to further strengthen the management of equity and shareholders, avoid and eliminate proxy shareholders and invisible shareholders, identify the ultimate beneficiaries through the infiltration principle, and ask them to truly fulfill the responsibilities and obligations of shareholders.

Where a company issues registered shares, it shall prepare a register of shareholders, which shall record the following items:

1. Name and domicile of shareholders;

2. The number of shares held by each shareholder;

3. The number of shares held by each shareholder;

4. The date on which each shareholder obtained the shares.

Where bearer shares are issued, the company shall record the number, serial number and issue date of the shares.

How to collect enterprise annuity beneficiaries according to law;

1. When reaching the statutory retirement age, employees can receive it in one lump sum or by stages.

2. Employees who settle abroad can receive it in one lump sum.

3. Employees who lose their ability to work due to illness (disability) may apply for one-time or installment payment.

4. If he dies before retirement, his successor may apply for a one-time payment.

Legal basis:

Article 4 of the Company Law

Shareholders of a company shall enjoy the right to return on assets, participate in major decisions and choose managers according to law.

Article 130 of the Company Law

Where a company issues registered shares, it shall prepare a register of shareholders, which shall record the following items:

(1) the name and domicile of the shareholders;

(2) The number of shares held by each shareholder;

(3) The serial number of the shares held by each shareholder.

(4) The date on which each shareholder acquired the shares.

Where bearer shares are issued, the company shall record the number, serial number and issue date of the shares.