What is a private enterprise and what is a private enterprise?

The concept of private enterprise has differing views in the economics community. One view is that a private enterprise is a legal entity in which private investment is made by the private sector, private private operation is carried out by the private sector, the private sector enjoys investment returns, and the private sector bears the operational risks.

Another view refers to the fact that enterprises that are relatively state-owned can be divided into two types: state-owned and private-run enterprises according to the different forms of ownership they practice. The property rights of state-owned private enterprises shall be owned by the state, and the leasers shall raise their own funds, operate on their own, assume their own profits and losses, and bear their own risks in accordance with the requirements of the market economy. Private private refers to individual enterprises and private enterprises.

Private enterprises, referred to as private enterprises, companies or enterprise categories, refer to all non-public enterprises. The law of the People's Republic of China does not have the concept of "private enterprises", and "private enterprises" only came into being in the process of China's economic structural reform.

Private enterprises, except for "wholly state-owned" and "state-owned", other types of enterprises are private enterprises as long as they do not have state-owned capital. The term is very common in Chinese mainland and Taiwan.

In fact, most of the private enterprises in the People's Republic of China today are private enterprises (private enterprises), and because traditional communism opposes private ownership, the People's Republic of China named them "private enterprises".

There is also a view that it should be defined in terms of capital** and composition of the enterprise. The capital of an enterprise is based on private assets (including capital, movable property and immovable property) as the main investor, which can be called a "private enterprise".

"Private" is a term with strong Chinese characteristics, and in a narrow sense, private assets refer specifically to the private property of Chinese citizens, excluding state-owned assets and foreign assets (assets owned by foreign owners). Therefore, private enterprises refer to all enterprises in China except state-owned enterprises, state-owned asset holding enterprises and foreign-invested enterprises, including sole proprietorship enterprises, partnership enterprises, limited liability companies and shares****.

From the perspective of the right to operate and control an enterprise, a limited liability company and shares**** that contain a small part of state-owned assets and/or foreign-invested assets, but do not have the right to operate and control the enterprise, can also be called a "private enterprise".

A private enterprise is a legal entity in which private investment is made by the private sector, operated by the private sector, in which the private sector enjoys investment returns and the private sector bears the operational risks.

It refers to all non-public enterprises. As long as there is no state-owned capital. All belong to private enterprises.

Self-employed companies have no ZF background, no military background, and no foreign capital. Probably.

To put it simply, I do it in my own name.

All non-public enterprises are collectively referred to as private enterprises.

In accordance with the provisions of the Company Law:

It is to divide the types of enterprises according to the form of capital organization of enterprises, mainly including:

1. Wholly state-owned, state-owned holding, limited liability company, shares (divided into listed companies and non-listed companies), partnerships and sole proprietorships, etc.

2. According to the above definition of the connotation of private enterprises, except for wholly state-owned enterprises and state-owned holdings, as long as there is no state-owned capital in other types of enterprises, they are all private enterprises.

The contradictions and conflicts faced by private enterprises mainly include:

1. Contradictions and conflicts between private enterprises and state enterprises. Judging from the current reality in China, there are still discriminatory phenomena and practices against private enterprises in some places, including discrimination in market access, taxation and bank loans, and so on.

The occurrence and development of these discrimination will inevitably lead to unequal opportunities for the use of resources between the two types of enterprises, which will inevitably lead to contradictions and even conflicts.

2. Contradictions and conflicts between private enterprises. Competition is one of the basic principles of a market economy, and this principle also applies to private enterprises. On the one hand, competition can promote the common development of private enterprises, and on the other hand, contradictions and conflicts between private enterprises caused by competition are also inevitable.

Legal analysis: Private enterprises refer to all enterprises in China except state-owned enterprises, state-owned asset holding enterprises and foreign-invested enterprises, including sole proprietorship enterprises, partnership enterprises, limited liability companies and shares****.

A private enterprise refers to a for-profit economic organization invested and established by a natural person or controlled by a natural person and based on wage labor. Including private limited liability companies, private shares, private partnerships and private sole proprietorship enterprises registered in accordance with the provisions of the Company Law, the Partnership Enterprise Law and the Interim Regulations on Private Enterprises.

Legal basis: Article 6 of the Company Law of the People's Republic of China stipulates that a company shall apply to the company registration authority for establishment and registration in accordance with the law. If the establishment conditions stipulated in this Law are met, they shall be registered as a limited liability company or a stock company by the company registration authority; If it does not meet the establishment conditions stipulated in this Law, it shall not be registered as a limited liability company or a share****.

Where laws and administrative regulations stipulate that the establishment of a company must be submitted for approval, the approval formalities shall be completed in accordance with the law before the company is registered.

The public may apply to the company registration authority for inquiries into the company's registration matters, and the company registration authority shall provide inquiry services.

Dear, hello: A private enterprise is an enterprise invested and founded by private individuals, families or other organizations with a private background. These enterprises are usually privately owned and operated, rather than controlled and operated by government or state-owned enterprises.

Private enterprises play a very important role in China's economy, and their development plays an important role in the stability and prosperity of China's economy.

Summary. A private enterprise, referred to as the name of a private enterprise, company or enterprise category, is a legal entity in which a private enterprise is a private investment, a private operation, a private private enjoyment of investment returns, and a private private undertaking of operational risks.

Private enterprises, referred to as private enterprises, companies or enterprise categories, are private enterprises that are private investment, private management, private private investment income, private private investment and private economic entities.

All non-public enterprises are collectively referred to as private enterprises.

Private enterprises are derived from state-owned enterprises in the era of planned economy.

It refers only to private enterprises and associated enterprises with private enterprises as the main body.

All enterprises in China except state-owned enterprises, state-owned asset holding enterprises and foreign-invested enterprises.

This includes sole proprietorships, partnerships, limited liability companies, and shares.

can be called a private enterprise.