Online annual report, what does it mean for the business status to exist

Even if it's normal!!

Description: 1. The annual inspection of the enterprise has been cancelled and changed to the annual report of the enterprise.

3. The declaration method is to declare online.

Online application process for enterprise annual report:

1. Enter the Xiechuang network (formerly China Industrial and Commercial Registration Network).

2: After entering, select the region to which your enterprise belongs, and enter which city the enterprise belongs to, or directly enter the province.

Three: enter the annual report system of industrial and commercial enterprises.

Four: log in to the annual report system of industrial and commercial enterprises after entering.

6. Select the year you want to report.

Seven: Start filling in the basic information of the enterprise.

9. Fill in the shareholder information.

10. Fill in the asset status information.

11. Follow the prompts to complete the filling and submit.

Consequences of failing to file an annual report on time:

1. If an enterprise fails to submit an annual report within the time limit, it will be included in the list of abnormal business operations and announced to the public; If an individually-owned business fails to submit an annual report within the time limit, it will be included in the list of abnormal business operations and announced to the public.

2. According to the provisions of the "Registered Capital System Reform Plan" and the "Interim Regulations on the Disclosure of Enterprise Information", from March 1, 2014, the annual inspection system of enterprises will be cancelled and the annual report publicity system of enterprises will be implemented instead. From January 1 to June 30 of each year, enterprises shall submit their annual reports for the previous year to the administrative departments for industry and commerce through the enterprise credit information publicity system, and make inquiries to the public.

The annual report includes:

2. Information on the existence status of the enterprise, such as the opening of business, closure of business, liquidation, etc.

3. Information on the establishment of enterprises and the purchase of equity.

4. If the enterprise is a limited liability company or a share, its shareholders or promoters shall subscribe and pay in the amount of capital contribution, time of capital contribution, method of capital contribution and other information.

5. Information on equity changes such as equity transfer of shareholders of limited liability companies.

7. Information on the number of employees, total assets, total liabilities, external guarantees, total owners' equity, total operating income, main business income, total profits, net profits, and total tax payments.

Note: The information specified in items 1 to 6 shall be disclosed to the public, and the information specified in item 7 shall be disclosed to the public at the choice of the enterprise.

The business exists and continues to operate.

The business status is generally divided into eight types: existing, in business, revoked, deregistered, moved in, moved out, suspended business, and liquidated.

The existence of the business status refers to the existence of the enterprise in accordance with the law and the continuation of normal operations. It is also called opening, normal, and registration.

Legal basis: Article 9 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Promotion of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Special funds for the development of small and medium-sized enterprises are mainly used to support the construction of the public service system and financing service system for small and medium-sized enterprises through funding, purchase of services, awards, etc.

The special funds for the development of small and medium-sized enterprises are inclined to small and micro enterprises, and the management and use of funds adhere to the principles of openness and transparency, and budget performance management is implemented.

Article 10 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Promotion of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises: The State shall establish a foundation for the development of small and medium-sized enterprises. The development of small and medium-sized enterprises in the country should follow the principles of policy orientation and market-oriented operation, mainly used to guide and drive social funds to support small and medium-sized enterprises in the start-up stage, and promote entrepreneurship and innovation.

Local people's governments at or above the county level can set up small and medium-sized enterprises for development.

The establishment and use of the management measures for the development of small and medium-sized enterprises shall be stipulated by the first state.

Article 11 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Promotion of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises The State implements tax policies conducive to the development of small and micro enterprises, and implements measures such as deferring, reducing and exempting enterprise income tax and value-added tax for qualified small and micro enterprises in accordance with regulations, simplifying tax collection and management procedures and reducing the tax burden of small and micro enterprises.

Article 12 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Promotion of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises The State implements preferential policies such as reduction or exemption of administrative fees for small and micro enterprises to reduce the burden on small and micro enterprises.

There are three main aspects:

1. Business status: normal business means that the enterprise is in a normal business state, and existence means that although the enterprise entity exists, it is no longer in business. A surviving enterprise is an unlisted enterprise that exists in the form of a group company or parent company after restructuring and reorganization.

2. Production status: Normal business means that the enterprise still has normal production and operation activities, and the enterprise is generally no longer in production in the state of existence. That is to say, one is production-oriented, and the other is non-production.

3. The existence of operating profits: enterprises in normal business conditions generally have operating profits, but not in the state of existence.

The existence of the company's business status means that the enterprise exists in accordance with the law and continues to operate normally. It is also called opening, normal, and registration. Different provinces are different, generally in operation, normal, business, in the operation of the register, effective, in the business of the register is also the meaning of the industry.

The current business status of Chinese companies is generally divided into eight types: existing, in business, revoked, deregistered, moving in, moving out, suspending business, and liquidating.

Eight situations in which the company operates and the state of the company:

1. The existence of the business state refers to the existence of the enterprise in accordance with the law and the continuation of normal operation. It is also called opening, normal, and registration.

2. The business status in business refers to: the enterprise starts production normally, and the new enterprise includes part of the production or trial operation. There may be subtle differences in different provinces, generally in operation, normal, operation, in operation, effective, in business in the register is also the meaning of in business;

3. Revocation of business status; Failure to cancel refers to the revocation of the business license of the enterprise, which is an administrative penalty imposed by the Industrial and Commercial Bureau on the illegal enterprise. After the license of the enterprise is revoked, it shall be liquidated in accordance with the law, and after the liquidation is completed and the industrial and commercial deregistration is completed, the legal person of the enterprise shall be extinguished;

4. Cancellation of business status means: the enterprise has ceased to exist and lost its legal personality;

5. Relocation of business status refers to: the change of the competent authority for enterprise registration and the relocation of a competent authority;

6. Relocation of business status refers to: the change of the competent authority for enterprise registration and the relocation to a competent authority;

7. Suspension of business status means: due to some reason in the audit register, the enterprise is in the end of the period to stop production and business activities and resume production after the conditions change;

8. Liquidation of business status refers to: after the dissolution of the articles of association and the announcement of termination of operation due to bankruptcy, revocation and other reasons, the property, creditor's rights and debts of the enterprise shall be comprehensively investigated, and the economic activities of collecting creditor's rights, paying off debts and distributing the remaining property shall be carried out.

Legal basisArticle 10 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Promotion of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises.

The state has set up the development of small and medium-sized enterprises**. The development of small and medium-sized enterprises in the country should follow the principles of policy orientation and market-oriented operation, mainly used to guide and drive social funds to support start-up small and medium-sized enterprises, and promote entrepreneurship and innovation. Local people at or above the county level can set up small and medium-sized enterprises for development.

The establishment and use of the management measures for the development of small and medium-sized enterprises shall be stipulated by the first state.

Survival means that the enterprise exists in accordance with the law and continues to operate normally. It is also called opening, normal, and registration.

Surviving Enterprise"Interpretation in the academic literature.

1. Merger refers to the acceptance of other enterprises (target enterprises) by an enterprise to join the enterprise, the dissolution of the target enterprise, and the continued existence of the receiving party (called the surviving enterprise).A merger is carried out by way of acquisition, that is, after acquiring 100% control of the target enterprise through the acquisition of all the shares of the target enterprise, the target enterprise is dissolved and merged.

2. After the reorganization of other businesses, the corresponding enterprises are collectively referred to as the surviving enterprises.

Legal analysis: refers to the existence and normal operation of the enterprise in accordance with the law.

Legal basis: Article 9 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Promotion of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises stipulates that special funds for the development of small and medium-sized enterprises are mainly used to support the construction of the public service system and financing service system for small and medium-sized enterprises through funding, purchase of services, awards, etc.

The special funds for the development of small and medium-sized enterprises are inclined to small and micro stove enterprises, and the management and use of funds adhere to the principle of openness and transparency, and the implementation of budget performance management. Article 10 stipulates that the state shall establish the development of small and medium-sized enterprises**.

The development of small enterprises in the state should follow the principles of policy orientation and market-oriented operation, mainly used to guide and drive social capital to support small and medium-sized enterprises in the start-up stage, and promote entrepreneurship and innovation. Local people at or above the county level can set up small and medium-sized enterprises for development. The establishment and use of the management measures for the development of small and medium-sized enterprises shall be stipulated by the first state.

Article 11 stipulates that the State shall implement tax policies conducive to the development of small and micro enterprises, and implement measures such as deferring, reducing and exempting enterprise income tax and value-added tax for qualified small and micro enterprises in accordance with regulations, simplifying tax collection and management procedures and reducing the tax burden of small and micro enterprises. Article 12 provides:

The state implements preferential policies such as reduction or exemption of administrative fees for small and micro enterprises, so as to reduce the burden on small and micro enterprises.