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When a company applies for dissolution as a result of a merger, who should sign and affix the company seal on the application form?
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The application should be filed by the responsible person of the surviving company, acting as the representative of the company.
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May a company whose incorporation has been registered for less than one year merge with another company?
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A company whose incorporation has been registered for less than one year may merge with another company.
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When articles of incorporation are adopted for a newly incorporated company formed through a merger, must they be signed and sealed by all promoters?
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The articles of incorporation of a newly incorporated company formed through a merger shall, in accordance with the foregoing provisions, be signed and sealed by all promoters.
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If there is no change in the capital amount of the surviving company, is it still necessary to submit an accountant audit verification report?
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Yes. Regardless of whether there is any change in the capital amount, a balance sheet audited and certified by a certified public accountant, together with the relevant supporting documents, must be submitted.
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Must the merger record date be determined by a resolution of the board of directors?
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Yes. The merger record date shall be the merger record date as determined by a resolution of the company’s board of directors.
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