A shareholder may contribute currency or non-monetary property that can be valued in currency and lawfully transferred, such as tangible property, intellectual property rights, land-use rights, equity interests, or claims, except property that laws or administrative regulations prohibit from being used as a capital contribution.
What Forms of Capital Contribution May Be Made to a Limited Liability Company?
Updated October 3, 2026
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