The company's expenditure orders are valid only if signed by the major shareholder. The company's expenditure is a major decision-making matter of the company, which needs to be studied and approved by the company's board of directors and formed into a company's board of directors resolution, which must be signed and confirmed by all the company's shareholders before the expenditure can be implemented. The company's income is divided into shareholding dividends by all shareholders, and the company's expenses need to be paid out of the shareholders' income funds. The company's large expenses directly involve the vital interests of the shareholders. Large expenditures by the company require shareholder signatures.