1. Process of applying for rural cooperatives

1. Preliminary review of name

Before registering a cooperative, you must first give it a good name. Generally, the name of a cooperative consists of four parts, "jurisdiction area, font size, industry nature, professional cooperative", such as "Fuping County Hongda Planting Professional Cooperative". The name pre-examination must be handled by the industrial and commercial department at or above the county level where the cooperative is registered. To put it bluntly, it is the county industrial and commercial bureau, the municipal industrial and commercial bureau, and the provincial industrial and commercial bureau.

2. Register and apply for a business license

If the name is approved, that is, it does not have the same name as other cooperatives in the same area, and it complies with the provisions of the Cooperative Law, you can start the next step of registration.

3. Business license review

After receiving relevant documents, the industrial and commercial department will apply for a business license within a certain working day, which will be determined according to the specific circumstances of the local industrial and commercial bureaus.

4. Apply for the organization code

After applying for a business license, the cooperative must go to the Quality and Technical Supervision Bureau at the same level to apply for the organization code.

5. Go through tax registration

In addition to the above, you must also go to the tax department at the same level to go through tax registration.

6. Apply for the official seal

Go to the Public Security Bureau to apply for the official seal of the cooperative

7. Open a bank account

Go to any commercial bank or rural credit bank To open a cooperative public account

2. The following documents must be submitted

(1) Establishment registration application form;

(2) Signatures and stamps of all founders Minutes of the establishment meeting of the charter;

(3) Articles of Association signed and sealed by all the founders;

(4) Documents and identity certificates of legal representatives and directors;

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(5) A capital contribution list that states the members’ names, capital contribution methods, capital contributions and total members’ capital contributions, and is confirmed by the signatures and seals of all contributing members;

(VI) ) A member list stating the names, citizenship numbers or registration certificate numbers and residences of the members, as well as members’ identity certificates;

(7) Domiciles that can prove that farmers’ professional cooperatives have the right to use their residences Proof of use;

(8) Proof of designated representatives or authorized agents of all founders.

Extended information:

1. Rural cooperatives were created in the early 1950s to implement socialist public ownership transformation. Within the scope of natural villages, they were owned by their respective An agricultural socialist economic organization in which the means of production (land, larger agricultural tools, and farm animals) are put into collective ownership, and farmers perform collective labor, each doing his or her best, and distributed according to work. Rural collective economic organizations are different from corporate legal persons, social groups, and administrative agencies, and have their own unique political and legal nature.

2. Rural cooperatives have experienced three main periods, namely, the cooperative period (from primary cooperatives to advanced cooperatives); the people’s commune period (ownership at three levels: production team, production brigade, and commune, with the production team as the basis ; It was also renamed as an economic cooperative, and the two names of villagers group and economic cooperative existed at the same time).

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia of Cooperatives