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When investing, neither individual investment nor company investment needs to be taxed.

Individual shareholders must pay 20% personal income tax (dividend) when paying dividends. The investment income obtained by the shareholders of the company belongs to after-tax dividends, and there is no need to pay enterprise income tax. However, when the company pays dividends to individual shareholders, it must also pay 20% personal income tax. The difference is that if you invest in the name of a company, personal income tax can be deferred.

Financial treatment: individual investors don't need financial treatment, but companies need financial treatment of investment assets. If they hold shares, they need annual accounting treatment.

Share transfer: individual shareholders can freely decide to transfer shares, and the company's investment can only be decided by the company's shareholders' meeting or the company's board of directors.

Other aspects: Individual investment has little social influence, while company investment will increase the company's financial data, enhance the company's strength, enhance the company's financing ability and enhance the company's social influence. It is good for bigger and stronger enterprises.