A business license is a license that we must apply for when engaging in relevant business activities. By applying for a business license, the state examines and verifies the relevant business qualifications of the company or enterprise and further regulates the market. So, can we distinguish central enterprises, state-owned enterprises and private enterprises through business licenses? Today I will take you to learn more about the relevant content.
1. How to distinguish the business licenses of central enterprises. Generally speaking, on the business license, those starting with the place name are generally state-owned enterprises. The state is a state-controlled enterprise. If the unit is named, it is not a state-owned enterprise. For example, Shandong Province **The company starts with local and must be a state-owned enterprise. **Bridge Entrepreneurship Group is definitely not a state-owned enterprise. Most of the names with names are not state-owned enterprises. Most of the names starting with local are state-owned enterprises. This is the easiest way.
2. How to check whether an enterprise is privately owned or state-owned. To check whether an enterprise is privately owned or state-owned, you can look at the "Enterprise Legal Person Business License". There is an item on the business license called "Company Type", which reflects the nature of the company. In terms of ownership, companies can be divided into joint ventures, sole proprietorships, state-owned, private, public ownership, collective ownership, joint stock ownership, mixed ownership, etc.; according to the different responsibilities of shareholders to the company, companies can be divided into five categories: 1. Unlimited companies : That is, a company in which all shareholders, regardless of the amount of their capital contribution, are jointly and severally liable for the company's debts. 2. Limited liability company: A company in which all shareholders are liable for the company's debts to the extent of their capital contribution. 3. Limited liability company: a company composed of unlimited liability shareholders and limited liability shareholders. 4. Joint stock company: All capital is divided into equal shares, and all shareholders are liable for the company's debts to the extent of the shares they hold. Through the above details, we understand that the simplest way to distinguish central enterprises is to look at the company name. All central enterprises are state-owned enterprises, but not all state-owned enterprises are necessarily central enterprises. Central SOEs are companies owned by the whole people in the true sense. They are the backbone of the national economy and control the lifeblood of the national economy. Based on the above content, I believe you can already distinguish what is a central enterprise, what is a state-owned enterprise, and what is a private enterprise.