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The difference between entrusted operation and leasing
The main differences between entrusted operation and leasing operation are different in nature, content and purpose, as follows:

1. Different in nature: entrusted operation refers to the behavior that the trustee accepts the entrustment of the principal and manages the entrusted object according to the pre-agreed contract.

Lease operation means that the owner or lessor entrusts the means of production to others, and the owner and operator are entrusted and entrusted. The principal's income is directly related to the quality of management. Both parties to the leasing business are leasing, and the general rent is determined. In other words, the owner's income is fixed, and there is no direct link with the quality of business.

2. The definition of entrusted operation contract is different from that of lease contract. Entrusted operation refers to the behavior that the trustee accepts the entrustment of the principal and manages the entrusted object according to the pre-agreed contract.

A lease contract refers to a contract in which the lessor delivers the lease item to the lessee for use and income, and the lessee pays the rent. The entrustment contract is obviously different from the content and purpose of the contract. Entrustment means entrusting others to manage their own business matters, and the other party is doing business activities instead of you, so as to get paid. A lease contract is a contractual relationship in which the right to use and the right to income of a house are transferred within a certain period of time, so as to get paid.

3. Different purposes and functions:

(1) Entrust operation: The purpose is to improve enterprise management and enhance profitability.

(2) Lease management: Lease management makes the relationship between enterprises and the state clearer and the rights and obligations clearer, which is conducive to the optimal combination of labor factors. At the same time, leasing operation can make the factory manager responsibility system truly implemented and play its due role.

Legal basis:

Regulations on the administration of commercial franchising

Article 3 Commercial franchising (hereinafter referred to as franchising) as mentioned in these Regulations refers to the business activities of an enterprise (hereinafter referred to as franchisor) with registered trademarks, enterprise logos, patents, proprietary technologies and other business resources, which are licensed to other operators (hereinafter referred to as franchisees) in the form of contracts, and the franchisees conduct business in a unified business model according to the contract and pay franchise fees to the franchisees. No unit or individual other than an enterprise may engage in franchise activities as a franchisor.