The system of incorporation is widely differing between inland China and Taiwan. The main distinctions are that, in terms of legalism, they practice the license system and the doctrine of standardization respectively, and in terms of investment, one practice the system of authorized capital and the other legalized capital system. The two also differ in such fields as the rule of incorporation, the number of stockholders, their qualifications, contents of article of cooperation, stock company's legal responsibility and so on. Through the comparative study, the paper aims to provide useful theoretical support as well as reference for the revision of our corporation law.
WEI Qiang .
A Comparative Study on the System of Incorporation between Inland China and Taiwan District[J]. Journal of Renmin University of China, 2001(6): 87-93