Who knows what I need to set up a new rural cooperative?

First of all, you need to submit the following materials:

1. Application for establishment registration;

2. Minutes of the establishment meeting signed (stamped) by all the founders;

3. Articles of Association signed and sealed by all founders;

4. Documents and identity certificates of legal representatives and directors;

5. All capital contributions List of capital contributions confirmed by members’ signatures and seals;

6. Member list signed by the legal representative and copies of member identity certificates;

7. Proof of residence use;

8. Proof of designated representative or entrusted agent;

9. Application for pre-approval of cooperative name;

10. Documents involving pre-licensing in business scope.

Then preparations need to be initiated:

1. Establish a preparatory committee and formulate a preparatory work plan. The Preparatory Committee is mainly composed of sponsors and relevant staff. If necessary, a special office should be established to be specifically responsible for preparing and formulating work plans. The work plan includes why the cooperative organization is being established, who will take the lead, membership requirements and the preparation procedures for the cooperative organization, etc. ?

2. The sponsor shall draft the name of the society and establish the business scope. The sponsors generally consist of 5-7 people. The sponsors will discuss the name of the cooperative organization, determine the organization's business area, business projects, and operating methods, and explain the reasons for the establishment, the expected number of members, and the total amount of funds to be raised.

3. Prepare the application form. Fill in the cooperative organization initiation application form with the content determined by the above discussion and research by the sponsors, and prepare an application report at the same time. The content of the application report mainly includes: the company's purpose, business scope, operating efficiency, internal institutions and subordinate organizations, etc.

Extended information:

Differences

In the early days, agricultural cooperatives were small cooperative and mutual-help organizations spontaneously formed by farmers. The premise was still private ownership of land. , that is, the land belongs to each household, and the cooperative only allocates labor during the busy farming season. In the later period, my country developed agricultural cooperatives irrationally, ownership began to change, and people's communes emerged.

Reform time

In the spring of 1953, China's land reform was basically completed. Farmers who obtained land had great enthusiasm for production. However, the scattered and fragile agricultural individual economy could neither meet the needs of industrial development. The demand for agricultural products is in danger of becoming polarized. The Communist Party of China believed at that time that only by organizing mutual assistance and cooperation could we develop production and make the country prosperous.

In 1953, the "Resolution of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on Mutual Assistance and Cooperation in Agricultural Production" and the "Resolution of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on the Development of Agricultural Cooperatives" were successively issued, and the mutual aid and cooperation movement began in rural China. By the end of 1956, agricultural co-operation was basically realized.

Reference materials: Baidu Encyclopedia. China's New Rural Cooperatives

Reference materials: Baidu Encyclopedia. "Farmers' Professional Cooperatives Law of the People's Republic of China"