Answer: The registered capital of a limited liability company in China refers to the amount of capital contribution subscribed by all the shareholders and registered with the company registration authority.

Answer: Unless otherwise stipulated by laws, administrative regulations and the State Council of the PRC, there is no minimum registered capital requirement for establishing a limited liability company in China. Shareholders can determine the amount of registered capital based on the company's need for operation funds.

Answer: Unless otherwise stipulated by laws, administrative regulations and the State Council of the PRC, the registered capital subscribed by the shareholders of a limited liability company shall be fully paid in within 5 years from the date of establishment of the company in accordance with the provisions of the company's articles of association.

Answer: According to the Company Law of the PRC, shareholders can make capital contrition in kind, intellectual property rights, land use rights, equity, creditor’s rights and other non-monetary properties that can be valued in currency and transferred in accordance with the law, except for properties that cannot be used as capital contributions in accordance with the laws and administrative regulations.

Answer: According to the relevant regulations, property evaluation shall be conducted for non-monetary properties used as capital contribution. The contributed value shall be in line with the evaluation result.

Answer: Yes, the registered capital paid by the shareholders can be used to pay the company's daily operation expenses, such as employee salaries, office rent, supplier payments, etc.