Registering a company and wondering who cannot be a shareholder?

1. If a natural person is a shareholder, firstly, the shareholder must be a natural person with full capacity for conduct, but a natural person who belongs to the following categories cannot serve as a shareholder:

1. State civil servants, judges, prosecutors, etc. cannot be shareholders of the company;

2. A person who is prohibited by laws and regulations from engaging in profit-making activities shall not become a shareholder of the company;

2. Legal entities that cannot be shareholders are:

1. Accounting firms, audit firms, asset appraisal agencies, and lawyers;

2. Institutions with administrative management and law enforcement supervisory functions under the Party and government organs, as well as logistical and support economic entities (enterprise legal persons) and training centers run by various departments of the Party and government organs.

3. Party and government organs, judicial administrative departments, and social organizations sponsored by party and government organs;

4. The trade union can invest in the establishment of a company after being approved by the trade union at or above the district or county level;

5. A limited liability company may invest in other companies, collective ownership (joint-stock cooperative) enterprises and associated enterprises, and may also set up branches, which shall not invest abroad, and shall not become shareholders.

Civil servant.

Cadres and employees of legal persons of state organs are not allowed to invest in the company and become shareholders.

The spouses and children of leading cadres at or above the department level must not establish companies.

Retired (retired) cadres of party and state organs at or above the county level shall not establish companies. Therefore, retired (retired) cadres of party and state organs at or above the county level are not allowed to invest in companies and become shareholders.

Therefore, retired cadres of trade unions, women's federations, Communist Youth Leagues, federations of literary and literary circles, various associations, societies, and other mass organizations at or above the county level are not allowed to invest in the company's written shareholders.

Therefore, the leaders of state-owned enterprises cannot invest to become shareholders.

An employee stock ownership association cannot be a shareholder of the company. "

Yes. The registration of a limited liability company requires that there must be shareholders. According to the latest company law, the establishment of a limited liability company shall meet the following conditions:

1) The shareholders meet the quorum, 2) the shareholders' capital contribution reaches the minimum amount of authorized capital, 3) the shareholders jointly formulate the articles of association, 4) have the name of the company, and establish an organizational structure that meets the requirements of a limited liability company, 5) have the company's domicile.

Legal basis: Article 23 of the Company Law of the People's Republic of China to establish a limited liability company shall meet the following conditions:

1) The shareholders meet the quorum;

2) There is a capital contribution subscribed by all shareholders in accordance with the provisions of the company's articles of association;

3) Shareholders jointly formulate the articles of association;

4) Have a company name and establish an organizational structure that meets the requirements of a limited liability company;

5) Have a company domicile.

The following persons cannot be shareholders of the company:

1. Persons who have no civil capacity or limited capacity for civil conduct.

2. Civil servants.

3. Cadres of party and government organs.

4. Active-duty soldiers are not allowed to become shareholders in investment companies.

5. Spouses and children of leading cadres at or above the department level; Leaders of state-owned enterprises, spouses and children of leaders of state-owned enterprises shall not invest in enterprises under the jurisdiction of the leadership and become major shareholders in accordance with regulations; Bank staff cannot invest in a registered company to become a shareholder within the scope of the same business.

Article 21 of the Civil Code provides that an adult who cannot recognize his or her own behavior is a person who lacks capacity for civil conduct, and his or her statutory **person ** shall carry out civil juristic acts. Where minors over the age of 8 are unable to recognize their own conduct, apply the provisions of the preceding paragraph.