Model articles of association of community stock cooperatives

According to the relevant laws, regulations and policies of the state, the joint-stock cooperative of Jinxing Village in Mudu Town is established, and the Articles of Association are specially formulated. The following is the full text of the model articles of association of community stock cooperatives carefully arranged by me for your reference only.

Chapter I General Provisions Article 1 In order to meet the needs of the development of the socialist market economy, clarify the property ownership of village-level collective economic organizations, give full play to the enthusiasm of collective economic organizations and members, consolidate and expand the collective economy, achieve the goal of * * * and promote the community? Two civilizations? Construction, according to the relevant laws, regulations and policies of the state, the establishment of Mudu Town Jinxing Village Joint-stock Cooperative (hereinafter referred to as the cooperative), these Articles of Association are specially formulated.

Article 2 This cooperative is a community cooperative economic organization with socialist public ownership as the main body, which implements independent accounting and democratic management, enjoys benefits and bears risks, and ensures the preservation and appreciation of collective assets.

Article 3 This cooperative is led by the village party branch and accepts the guidance, management and supervision of the higher authorities.

Article 4 The collective property, land, forests and other operating, resource and non-operating assets owned by this cooperative belong to all members of this cooperative, and no unit or individual may occupy, transfer or dismember them.

Article 5 This cooperative is located in Jinxing Village, Mudu Town, Wuzhong District, Suzhou City (No.29 Zhongshan West Road, Mudu Town).

Chapter II Membership and Equity Article 6 Members. As of June 30, 200 1 year (hereinafter referred to as the deadline). Villagers whose household registration is over 18 years old, who have been married normally for more than 3 years, and serving village cadres whose household registration is not in the village after the unified change of household registration by the village economic cooperatives over the years, but who have not yet been placed in employment, recognized the articles of association, obtained the basic equity and obtained the distribution equity, are all members of the cooperatives.

After the deadline, the village household registration personnel will no longer distribute equity; People who grow older after the deadline will no longer increase their equity.

Article 7 Equity. A cooperative has collective shares and shares distributed by individuals, all of which are collectively owned by the cooperative, and shares acquired by individuals only enjoy the right to distribution. Equity shall not be inherited, transferred, traded, mortgaged or withdrawn.

Article 8 Establishment of equity.

(1) Proportion of equity setting:

1. Collective shares: accounting for 8% of the total share capital, and the shareholders are cooperatives.

2. Individual share allotment: accounting for 92% of the total share capital, and issuing equity certificates to each household.

(2) the setting of individual rights issue:

1, basic stock. As of the end of the village's household registration (except for those who have bought household registration, taken care of and moved in, the spouses of land workers, and those who have been married for less than 3 years and have retirement pensions) and the unified 6 groups in the village 18-year-old people, each person gets 1 share.

2, in-service village cadres distribution unit. According to the approval of the town party Committee and government.

3. Enjoy the shares.

(1) People with registered permanent residence in their own village and six groups of people unified from village to town, people over 10 but under 18 each get 0.5 shares; /kloc-people under 0/0 get 0.3 copies each.

(2) 0.5 shares per person who is at least 18 years old when purchasing the household registration.

(3) The spouses of land workers refer to those who move out of the village for employment with the unified accounts of land workers, but if the spouses' accounts are required to move into the village after marriage, each person will get 0.5 shares; Children 10 years old or above 18 years old or below, each person will get 0.5 copies; /kloc-0.3 shares per person under 0/0.

(4) I got 0.5 shares for the care account over the years; 0.5 children over 10 and 0.5 children under 18; /kloc-0.3 shares per person under 0/0.

(5) The children of educated youth's families refer to the educated youth who get married after coming to the village in response to the call of the state. The educated youth himself is employed by the state, and the household registration of the children of family members moves out of the village, but fails to find employment within the time limit, and each family member gets 0.6 copies; /kloc-children over 0/8 years old and/kloc-children under 0/8 years old each received 0.3 copies; 18 copies for each child under 0.

(6) The decentralization of the children of the old employees' families means that according to the national policy, the employees of state-owned enterprises are decentralized to the village, and their families and children's accounts have been moved out of the village according to the policy, but the country has not placed employment by the deadline, and each family member gets 0.6 shares; /kloc-children over 0/8 years old and/kloc-children under 0/8 years old each received 0.3 copies; 18 copies for each child under 0.

(7) I asked farmers to change jobs, which occupied the index of farmers' changing jobs. After the household registration moved out, if they failed to find jobs within the time limit, if they reached the age of 18, each person would get 0.6 copies; At least 10, but less than 18, each person will get 0.3 shares; /kloc-each person under 0/0 will get 0. 18 shares.

(8) Each person who has been married normally for less than 3 years will receive 0.5 shares.

(3) Without the decision of the board of directors, the shares or capital shall not be increased or decreased at will.

(4) Dividends shall be suspended under any of the following circumstances:

1. Persons undergoing reeducation through labor or reeducation through labor during reeducation through labor or reeducation through labor.

2, in violation of national laws, local regulations, family planning.

3. Transfer, transaction or mortgage of share allotment warrants.

(5) In any of the following circumstances, the equity shall be cancelled:

1, college students whose registered permanent residence has moved out, graduated in the semester.

2. Compulsory military service expires.

He died the year before.

(six) in any of the following circumstances, you still enjoy the dividend distribution:

1, the college students who moved out of the household registration are at school.

2. During compulsory military service.

(seven) registered in the village, but according to the current regulations, individual shares have not been obtained, and the future surrender premium is lower than the individual dividends of cooperative members, and appropriate subsidies may be granted with the approval of the Council.

Chapter III Shares and Management Article 9 Shares. The total shares of this cooperative are composed of collective shares and individual distribution shares. The total share capital is based on the net asset value of the village economic cooperatives appraised by Suzhou Yongxin Certified Public Accountants on May 3, 2006.

The total net assets are 42.9544 million yuan; The total number of shares is 5 13.8 shares. 83,600 yuan per share. These include:

1, collective shares: 42 shares, totaling 3501.1.9 million yuan.

2. The total number of shares distributed by individuals is 47 1.8 shares, totaling 39,442,500 yuan.

Article 10 The resource assets, non-operating assets, cultural and health welfare facilities and intangible assets owned by the original village economic cooperatives shall not be converted into shares for the time being, and these assets shall be managed by the cooperatives in a unified way or contracted and leased. In the future, the state will expropriate land, and all other compensations will go to the cooperative except the ground young crops.

Article 11 The cooperative is responsible for the management of the above-mentioned assets and stock rights, which are protected by state laws and shall not be infringed upon by any unit or individual.

Chapter IV Rights and Obligations Article 12 Members have the right to vote and stand for election.

Thirteenth individuals who own the shares of this cooperative enjoy the following rights:

(a) have the right to put forward opinions and suggestions on the work of this cooperative, and exercise democratic supervision over the operation of finance and assets;

(two) have the priority of contracting, leasing, purchasing collective assets and employment;

(three) to enjoy the production and living services and collective welfare provided by this cooperative;

(four) have the right to report or report violations of law and discipline of the staff of this organ to the superior.

Article 14 A person who owns the equity of this cooperative shall perform the following obligations:

(a) to implement the principles, policies, laws and regulations of the party and the state, and to abide by the articles of association, the civil code and the village rules and regulations;

(two) actively participate in various social welfare activities in the community;

(3) Pay all kinds of taxes and fees in full according to regulations;

(four) to fulfill the corresponding obligations stipulated by national laws and regulations.

Chapter V Organization and Organization Article 15 The general meeting of members is the highest authority of this cooperative. A total of ***42 member representatives were nominated by the village party branch and produced after public consultation. The term of office of a member representative is 5 years and can be re-elected.

Members' Congress shall be held at least once a year. In case of special circumstances or the proposal of more than half of the members' representatives, an interim meeting of members' representatives may be held.

The members' congress shall exercise the following functions and powers:

(1) To adopt and amend the articles of association;

(2) Electing and dismissing members of the board of directors and the board of supervisors;

(three) to examine and approve the development plan, annual plan, financial budget and distribution plan of the cooperative;

(4) Listening to the work reports of the board of directors and the board of supervisors;

(5) To discuss and adopt other matters proposed by the board of directors.

Article 16 The Board of Directors

The board of directors is a permanent executive body elected by the members' congress. The board of directors is composed of five people, with a term of five years, and can be re-elected. The chairman and vice chairman are elected by the board of directors. The chairman is the legal representative of the cooperative.

When the Congress is not in session, the Council shall exercise the following functions and powers:

(a) to implement the resolutions of the members' congress;

(two) the appointment and removal of the head of the agency of the department;

(3) To be responsible for convening members' congresses and reporting their work;

(4) Deciding on development plans, business policies and investment plans, formulating annual financial budgets and final accounts, and examining and approving the annual plans and financial budgets (final accounts) and distribution plans of subordinate enterprises;

(five) to decide on the establishment of the internal organs of the cooperative;

(six) to formulate the management system of this cooperative.

Article 17 The Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is elected by the members' congress. The Board of Supervisors is composed of 3 members, with a term of 5 years and may be re-elected. Members of the board of supervisors shall not concurrently serve as directors or financial officers.

The Board of Supervisors shall exercise the following functions and powers:

(a) decided to democratic financial management team to check the financial affairs of the agency, and published regularly;

(two) to supervise the directors and the chairman in the implementation of social affairs, and to require the board of directors to correct their violations of laws, regulations and articles of association;

(3) Proposing the convening of the board of directors and temporary members' congress;

(4) attend board meetings as nonvoting delegates.

Chapter VI Finance and Management Article 18 This cooperative implements the Accounting System for Village Cooperative Economic Organizations (Trial) promulgated by the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Agriculture, and implements democratic financial management and supervision. Financial revenue and expenditure and asset operation should be announced to members, and social affairs should be made public.

The financial department of this institution is responsible for the financial guidance, inspection and supervision of subordinate enterprises.

Article 19 All the property of this cooperative must be registered and recorded, and account books must be established. Fixed assets must be depreciated according to regulations.

Article 20 A cooperative shall follow the principle of thrift and democratic financial management, have a budget and a strict examination and approval system, correctly handle the relationship between the state, the collective and its members, strictly control unproductive expenses and put an end to extravagance and waste.

Chapter VII Income and Distribution Article 21 The income of this cooperative mainly comes from asset contracting, leasing, transfer of value-added parts and other related operating income. The distributable income of a cooperative refers to the income of the current year minus expenses (including village expenses) and tax payable. For the income from the transfer and expropriation of land and other resource assets, the development fund will be temporarily expanded in the form of collective accumulation, and a certain share can be extracted to participate in the distribution with the consent of the member congress and the Council.

(1) Dividend order: 60% ~ 70% of the distributable income of this cooperative in the current year shall be drawn from the common reserve fund (development fund) and the public welfare fund, and the remaining 30% ~ 40% shall be distributed by shares.

(2) Grain price difference subsidy. (Note: Since 2004, all members of this community have implemented the compensation policy for landless farmers, and the grain difference subsidy has been completely cancelled. )

1, the grain difference subsidy issued by the former wudian team will be distributed to each person per year 198 yuan according to the regulations of the town.

2. Farmers will transfer the second round of land contractual management rights to cooperatives in a unified way, and give each person a grain difference subsidy of 198 yuan per year.

Twenty-second dividends paid by this cooperative strictly follow the principle of equity equality and the same share with the same profit, and are paid once a year. Cash it after the year-end settlement and before the Spring Festival every year, and receive it with the equity certificate. Equity certificates are limited to collecting dividends and may not be used for other purposes. If the equity certificate is lost, it shall report the loss to this institution and apply for a replacement.

In order to meet the needs of development, after discussion and approval by the members' congress, the agency may appropriately adjust the proportion of retained and dividends in the current year.

Article 23 In case of irresistible natural disasters and unpredictable natural and market changes, the cooperative may reduce or stop paying dividends in the current year, but it will not be reissued in the second year.

Chapter VIII Supplementary Provisions Article 24 If the Articles of Association conflict with the national laws and regulations, the national laws and regulations shall prevail.

Article 25 The Articles of Association shall come into effect after being adopted by the first member congress of the first session, and the board of directors shall be responsible for the interpretation.