1. What does a company as a legal person need to sign when transferring legal person shares? The transfer of legal person shares means that you can sign a transfer agreement for transfer, and you need to know your own specific situation before making specific suggestions. According to the Company Law, shareholders of a limited liability company can freely transfer their shares without obtaining the consent of other shareholders. When transferring shares to a third party other than shareholders, it must be agreed by more than half of all shareholders. According to "Several Provisions on changes in equity of Investors in Foreign-invested Enterprises" (hereinafter referred to as "Several Provisions"), as far as a joint venture is concerned, the equity transfer agreement signed by the transferor and the transferee must be signed by other investors or recognized in other written forms, that is, the equity transfer has the consent of the other party to the joint venture. Unanimously adopted by the board of directors; The other party to the joint venture has the preemptive right to the transferred equity under the same conditions, and the transfer of equity requires a written statement that the other party to the joint venture waives the preemptive right. 2. Restrictive provisions on the transfer of legal person shares 1. The shares of the company held by the promoters of a joint-stock company shall not be transferred within one year from the date of establishment of the company; 2. The Company Law and other laws and regulations stipulate that it is forbidden to engage in profit-making activities and accept shares of the company. For example, commercial banks are forbidden to invest in non-bank financial institutions and enterprises; 3. Legal person shares can only be transferred between legal persons and cannot be transferred to natural persons or other unincorporated organizations; 4. In the acquisition of a listed company, the shares of the listed company held by the purchaser shall not be transferred within six months after the acquisition is completed; 5. Except for reducing the company's capital or merging with other units holding the company's shares, the company may not acquire the company's shares; 6. Individual citizens of China cannot become shareholders of Sino-foreign joint ventures (cooperation) limited companies; 7. Prohibit or restrict the transfer to foreign investors of the shares of companies whose establishment of foreign-invested enterprises is prohibited or restricted by the state. China has certain regulations on the transfer of corporate equity of listed companies. In addition to stipulating that legal persons cannot transfer their shares within one year after the establishment of the company, there are also some relevant provisions on the taxation of equity transfer.