Question 1: What are the uses of the corporate seal and financial seal? The official seal is the seal used by the company to handle internal and external affairs. The company uses the official seal for official letters, documents, and reports to the outside world. Documents stamped with the official seal have legal effect. . If the unit does not have a contract-specific seal, it should use an official seal.

The special financial seal is the seal used by enterprises to handle financial affairs.

If the legal representative seal is used alone, it represents the legal representative himself; if used together with the official seal, it represents the company's actions.

Generally speaking, the official seal has the greatest power, but you can limit the use of the official seal. For example, the use of the official seal requires the consent and registration of two or more shareholders. (From your question, it seems that all three of you shareholders are working in the company. , so this method is feasible)

Generally, to use the money in the bank account, you need to reserve a seal at the bank. The seal is a special seal for checks and a personal seal. Generally, units use the private seal of the legal representative. Some units also use the private seal of the financial controller, which can also be controlled using the above method. The so-called brothers settle accounts clearly.

Question 2: What is the use of the private seal of the legal representative of the company? The private seal of the legal representative is valid to the outside world and can sometimes replace the signature of the legal representative. Another use of the legal person's private seal is in finance. Some bank bills must have the legal person's private seal when using them, and they must be backed up at the bank where the account is opened.

Of course, many corporate legal persons generally have two private seals. One is used in business operations, such as when issuing authorization letters and signing contracts. One is for financial purposes.

Question 3: What is the purpose of the corporate seal? Tax declaration and check writing are essential medicine^^^^

Question 4: What are the regulations on the use of official seal, corporate seal and financial seal? Provisions on the purpose of the official seal: 1. The company's official seal is kept by a dedicated person in the office and is not allowed to be used, borrowed or lost without permission. 2. Scope of use of official seal: Any letters, official documents, contracts, letters of introduction, certificates or other company materials issued in the name of the company can be applied for sealing. 3. To apply for a seal, you must fill out the "Official Seal Approval Form". After it is signed by the person in charge of the applying department and approved by the general manager, the office can seal it. When the general manager is absent, the office must ask for instructions verbally in advance, stamp the seal after approval, and complete the procedures. Registration is required after the office seal is stamped. 4． The stamped text must not be copied or faxed. The handwriting must be clear and correct, and there must be no alteration (or a stamp on the alteration). 5. The official seal must match the name on the signature, the seal should be correct and clear, and the month (day) should be printed in the same year. If the signature and seal are together, the principle of signing first and sealing must be followed. 6. The official seal is strictly prohibited for use outside the office. If it is necessary to take the official seal out for special reasons, it must be approved by the general manager, and the seal management personnel will accompany the seal to supervise the sealing. A copy must be kept on file after stamping. Regulations on the purpose of the corporate seal: The corporate seal shall be kept and stamped by the treasurer (must be kept and stamped separately). Regulations on the use of special financial seals: In order to handle unit accounting and bank settlement business, the accounting center has uniformly engraved special financial seals with the name of the unit and the words "Accounting Center (Serial Number)" for each unit, and has been approved by the unit leader. Used after authorization. The unit's original special financial seal can only be used for internal financial management, but cannot be used for bank settlement. The Provincial Department of Finance has also specially drafted regulations to regulate this. The accounting center strictly limits the scope of use of special financial seals, and takes measures such as sharing the seals with the accounting supervisor and storing them separately in a safe to ensure the safety of the seals. The account name when the unit opens an account shall be the unit's legal name, and the reserved bank seal shall be the unit's special financial seal, the seal of the accounting director of the accounting department responsible for the unit's accounting, and the seal of the financial person in charge determined by the unit. Among them, the special financial seal is kept by the accounting department of the accounting center, and the seal of the financial person in charge of the unit is kept by the unit's account reimbursement clerk. The check will be stamped after verifying that it is correct every time the account is reported. After the bank account is opened, it can only be used after the unit's review and approval and the unit's administrative seal is stamped on the account opening application. The use of the unit's bank account requires three seals kept by the center and the unit to be fully stamped, otherwise the bank will not accept it.

Question 5: What is the difference between the official seal and the corporate seal? When to use an official seal and when to use a legal person seal? The legal person seal is generally used in banking business. The legal person seal and financial seal are combined together, which is called a seal. Used in bank business. The official seal represents the enterprise, and the application report is only valid if it is stamped with the official seal.

Question 6: What is a legal person seal, what is a name seal, and what are the differences in their uses. A legal person seal is a type of personal seal. It is generally used to reserve a seal for banks or to replace a legal person's signature. Some areas require registration, and the rules for use are similar to official seals, which are also legally binding. If the name stamp is not a legal person stamp, it has no special use. Hope it helps.

Question 7: What does the legal person seal mean? It refers to the seal and fingerprint of the legal representative. In general business activities, it only refers to the seal of the legal representative.

Question 8: Is the legal person seal the name of the boss? Zhang, please don’t mislead me upstairs!

The legal person seal refers to the seal of a company or other independent organization, commonly known as the official seal. The boss's seal is the popular term for the legal representative's seal.

By the way: In addition to the legal person seal, the seals of a company or independent organization also include financial seals, contract seals, etc., all of which have legal effect. Other internal seals generally have no external legal effect.

Question 9: What are legal person seals, name seals, financial seals, and official seals? How to use them? The legal person seal is the name seal representing the legal representative of the enterprise. It can be used to sign and sign on behalf of the legal person on business contracts and check issuances. recognized. The official seal of the company represents that the company is a legal company approved and established through relevant registration and has legal authority to operate business. The special corporate financial seal is a special account opened in the bank on behalf of the company. It is used in combination with the corporate seal on bank bills issued to prove that the company has effectively paid the corresponding amounts to customers. Stamping this seal on some other documents related to financial work indicates that the financial department confirms the situation stated in the document. The above three chapters all have a certain range of legal effects and cannot be signed at will. The person who signs the seal must bear the legal responsibility within his authority. In addition to the above three chapters, other seals such as contract seals, department seals, etc. can be used to sign contracts on behalf of the official seal (authorized by the legal person), and some can be used to sign and issue documents on behalf of department leaders within the enterprise, but they cannot be used independently by the outside world. The private name seals of each department only have certain authority and responsibilities internally.

Question 10: What chapters does the company have? The basic ones include: official company seal, special financial seal, special seal for contracts, special seal for invoices, hard ingot seals (official seal of legal representative, official seal of cashier), some companies also have special business seals, goods entry and exit inspection seals, etc.< /p>