The company's share capital is composed of cash contributions by the shareholders or members of the business. The value of property owned by the business, such as goodwill, buildings, trademarks, are also taken into account. There are 3 types of intake: Cash (i.e. money) Contributions in kind (buildings, machinery, etc.) Industrial contributions (know-how, experience, relationships that a person puts at the service of business) Only contributions in cash and in kind constitute the share capital of the business. In the case of contributions in kind, the creation of the business requires the intervention of a commissioner for contributions, whose role is to evaluate the assets contributed to the capital of the business. The deposit of share capital must be made when a company is formed. This deposit is generally carried out on a open business bank account for the activity of the business. En savoir plus sur Entreprendre.Service-Public.fr