With the implementation of the newly revised Company Law of the
People's Republic of China, shareholder capital contribution
obligations for limited liability companies are now more clearly
defined—providing businesses with more actionable legal
guidance in capital operations. Against this backdrop, intellectual
property (IP) contributions, as a form of intangible asset
investment, have attracted significant corporate attention.
This chapter highlights the key legal considerations for IP
capital contributions to help businesses better understand and
apply the relevant legal framework.
Focusing on practical issues such as IP capital contributions,
corporate due diligence, and post-investment asset management, we
have selected three essential Q&As from Chapter 4: Legal
Practice of Intellectual Property Contribution in the Context of
the New Company Law of the Practical Q&A Guide to
Cutting-Edge Intellectual Property Issues, co-authored by
Wolters Kluwer, Lusheng
