Type 1 of enterprises: All assets of state-owned enterprises belong to the state and are funded by the state. The scope of state-owned enterprises includes enterprises established by central and local state agencies, institutions and social groups using state-owned assets for investment, including implementation enterprises.

Public institutions and social groups engaged in production and business activities for which the state no longer allocates funds or part of the funds; 2. Enterprises funded by the working people within a certain range of collective ownership, including enterprises invested and established by urban and rural workers using collective capital

Enterprises, as well as some individuals who voluntarily give up ownership through fund-raising and are recognized as collectively owned by the industrial and commercial administration in accordance with the law. 3. Private enterprises are invested and established by natural persons or controlled by natural persons, and are for-profit economic organizations based on hired labor. The assets of the enterprise

It is a for-profit economic organization that is privately owned and has more than the statutory number of employees. In our country, such enterprises are funded by, owned and controlled by individual citizens, and their production and operation methods are based on hired labor. The number of employees should be 8

4. Joint-stock enterprises are jointly invested by two or more investors and constituted in the form of shares. They mainly refer to two types of organizations: joint-stock companies and limited liability companies (including wholly state-owned companies).

Form 1. A limited liability company is an economic organization established by capital contributions from less than 50 shareholders. Each shareholder bears limited liability for the company based on the amount of capital subscribed. The legal person of the company bears full responsibility for the company's debts with all its assets.

This type of enterprise is more suitable for entrepreneurship. Most investment and financing plans, VIE structures, etc. are designed based on limited liability companies. 2. A joint-stock company is composed of more than 2 but less than 200 promoters. The entire company

The capital is equal shares, and shareholders are liable to the company to the extent of the shares they hold. 7. A limited partnership is composed of general partners and limited partners. The general partners bear unlimited joint and several liability for the debts of the partnership, and the limited partners bear their subscribed contributions.

Limited liability for partnership debts is limited to the amount of capital contribution. 8. A joint venture is a joint operation between enterprises or between enterprises and institutions to form a new economic entity. It has the qualifications of a legal person and independently bears civil liability; it does not have the qualifications of a legal person.

If there are conditions, the joint venture parties shall bear civil liability with the property owned or managed by each party in accordance with the capital contribution ratio or the agreement. 9. Foreign-invested enterprises Foreign-invested enterprises, including Chinese-foreign joint ventures, are established in China with the approval of the Chinese government.

, a Sino-foreign joint venture in which the Sino-foreign partners only invest and operate together, share the profits, and bear the risks.

Business risks and enterprises that enjoy all business profits.

Investors bear unlimited liability for corporate debts with their personal property. 11. Joint-stock cooperative enterprise is an economic organization based on the combination of capital alliance and labor alliance as the basis for its establishment and operation. It combines capital and labor, the two basic elements of productivity.

Effectively combine to expand the information: Things to note when applying for an enterprise: 1. Engraving seals With a business license, go to the designated seal engraving point of the Public Security Bureau to apply for the company's official seal, financial seal, contract seal, legal representative seal, and invoice seal. After a company is registered, complete 2. Go to the bank

After the basic account company registration is completed, you need to open a basic bank account. The basic account is the main account for the company's capital transactions. Daily fund collection and payment for business activities, as well as salary, bonus and cash withdrawals can be handled through this account. Each company

Only one basic account can be opened. 3. Accounting and tax filing ① After completing the company registration, you must first go through the tax registration. When reporting, you need to provide the information of an accountant (including name, ID number, contact number). Starting one month after the company is established,

Accountants are required to keep accounts and declare taxes to the tax authorities every month. ② After the enterprise prepares the information and reports to the special administration office, the tax bureau will determine the type of tax paid by the enterprise, the tax rate, the time for tax declaration, and the enterprise's tax administrator.

The enterprise will declare and pay the taxes approved by the tax department in the future. 4. Social security payment After the company is registered, it needs to open a company social security account at the social security bureau under the jurisdiction of the region within 30 days, apply for the "Social Security Registration Certificate" and CA certificate, and

Social security and the bank sign a tripartite agreement 5. Apply for tax control and invoices. If a company wants to issue invoices, it needs to apply for a tax control device, participate in tax control usage training, and approve the application for invoices.