China Law Key Words · Company Exit and Liquidation
5-Year Capital Contribution Rule
Keyword hub for the five-year capital contribution clock under China’s revised Company Law—planning paid-in capital, amendments, and creditor risk.
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What “5-Year Capital Contribution Rule” usually means
Orientation within Company Exit and Liquidation
Subscription timing
Paid-in expectations on a statutory schedule for limited companies.
AoA alignment
Update articles and investor plans to match the clock.
Acceleration / liability
Unpaid capital can surface in disputes and insolvency scenarios.
Credibility
Banks and counterparties may still expect credible capitalisation.
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Corporate Lifecycle, M&A & Exit Guide
Post-formation governance including capital clocks.
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Before you escalate to counsel
- Read current AoA capital clause What was promised.
- Calendar contribution deadlines Board ownership.
- Model cash needs Avoid last-minute FX stress.
- Document contributions Bank and registry evidence.
- Plan reductions carefully If capital was oversized.
Parent: Company Exit and Liquidation · National guide: Corporate Lifecycle, M&A & Exit Guide.
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Frequently asked questions
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Does this apply to old companies?
Transition and remedial rules can apply—read the deep guide and confirm with counsel.
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