Is the franchise self employed? Is it freelancing?

A franchise store is a self-employed business.

Yes, it's not freelancing.

There are no hard and fast rules, it depends on the agreement between the franchisee and the brand.

In general, it can be referred to as freelancing. Franchise is just using someone else's brand, and this is a private agreement and contract. If not required, a company or a self-employed person.

None of them. In other words, it's the same as opening a business (self-employed or a company) on your own.

Whether you want to join can be considered from the following points:

1.Store features: individual or franchise depends on the actual situation. Personal branding requires full dedication, and then needs to be hands-on in operation, products, planning, and services.

Because there is no trusted backend that provides these services. If it is a franchise, then when encountering problems, you can completely rely on the franchise background, and they will be equipped with special staff to follow up and understand according to the characteristics of the store. Provide actionable solutions to problems.

2.Whether the products are complete: whether the types of products sold in the store and the SKUs are sufficient, and whether they can meet the needs of consumer groups to buy? If not, you need to consider reintroducing a new brand to enrich the store's display shelves.

3.Activities: In addition to considering the must-have products, sources and services. Campaigns for products and stores are essential.

Activities can be combined with products that require urgent FMCG in the store, or some activities can be carried out for beneficiary groups. Keeping members fresh all the time and having the right activities can boost the repurchase rate of new and existing members. This needs to rely on the support of the franchise background to be more secure.

This has no effect on the provisions. Affiliate is just that you use someone else's brand, and this is your private agreement and contract. If there is no requirement, there is no impact on the company or the self-employed. In other words, it's the same as if you were opening your own business (sole proprietorship or company).

1. Is self-employment a freelancer?

1. Self-employed people cannot be considered freelancers. Individually-owned businesses refer to households or households that are registered and approved by citizens to engage in industrial and commercial operations within the scope permitted by law, and individual industrial and commercial households may also use their trade names to carry out activities, and rural contracted business households refer to families or households that are members of rural collective organizations and engage in commodity operations in accordance with the provisions of the contract within the scope permitted by law.

2. Legal basis: Article 54 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China.

A natural person engaged in industrial and commercial operations is an individual industrial and commercial household after being registered in accordance with law. Individually-owned businesses can have a trade name.

Article 56.

The debts of individual industrial and commercial households, which are operated by individuals, shall be borne by personal property; if it is run by a family, it shall be borne by the family property; where it is impossible to distinguish between them, they shall bear it as family property. The debts of rural contracted business households shall be borne by the property of rural households engaged in rural land contract management; In fact, if it is operated by some members of the farmer's household, it shall be borne by the property of that part of the member.

2. What are the standards for the verification and collection of self-employed individuals?

The standards for the assessment of self-employed individuals are as follows:

1. If the monthly turnover is less than 20,000 yuan, it is 0% when paying;

2. In the case that the monthly business turnover is between 20,000 and 50,000 yuan, the part exceeding 20,000 yuan shall be taxed according to the individual income tax rate of individual industrial and commercial households, and the part not exceeding 20,000 yuan shall not be taxed;

3. The monthly turnover is between 50,000 and 100,000 yuan, and the part exceeding 20,000 yuan shall be taxed according to the individual income tax rate of 1% of the individual industrial and commercial households, and the other part shall be taxed unchanged;

4. If the monthly turnover is more than 100,000 yuan, at this time, when the tax is levied, the part exceeding 20,000 yuan will be levied according to the individual income tax rate of individual industrial and commercial households.

Business may be done by individuals or by freelancers. Because the core difference between the two is whether you can apply for an industrial and commercial business license.

A freelancer is a person who hires himself, is not affiliated with any organization, does not make a long-term commitment to any employer and engages in a certain profession, and who looks for a job on his own under his own guidance. Freelancers usually have a higher level of education.

Examples of freelance work include: freelance writers, legal and economic consulting practitioners, individual literary and artistic workers, freelance medical practitioners, self-employed high-tech information workers, freelance contractors, contractors and professional stockholders.

Individually-owned businesses must be registered with the administrative department for industry and commerce, apply for a business license to carry out commercial activities, and the employees of individual industrial and commercial households have all levels of education. Most of them are brick-and-mortar store business models. Examples of work for sole proprietorships:

Engage in industrial and commercial activities such as manufacturing, sales, transportation, catering, and repair in accordance with the law.

Standard Classification of Enterprise Nature:

Limited Liability Company: Shareholders are liable to the company to the extent of their subscribed capital contributions.

Shares: Shareholders are liable to the company to the extent of the shares they subscribe.

Wholly state-owned company: refers to a limited liability company established by a state-authorized investment institution or a state-authorized department.

Sole proprietorship: refers to a business entity established in China in accordance with this Law, invested by a natural person, whose property is owned by the investor, and whose personal property bears unlimited liability for the debts of the enterprise.

Partnership: refers to general partnerships and limited partnerships established by natural persons, legal persons and other organizations within the territory of China in accordance with this Law.

Individually-owned industrial and commercial households: refers to an economic form in which the means of production are privately owned, mainly based on individual labor, and the income from labor is at the disposal of individual workers. There are three organizational forms of individual industrial and commercial households: individual management, family management and individual partnership.

Since the sole proprietorship bears unlimited liability for debts, it does not have the status of a legal person.

Foreign-invested enterprises: Enterprises that are established by foreign enterprises and other economic organizations or individuals in China in various ways to bear civil liability and are established in accordance with the law. It is divided into: wholly foreign-owned enterprises, Sino-foreign cooperative enterprises, and Sino-foreign joint ventures.

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 hired labor.

Enterprises owned by the whole people: Enterprises that own the means of production by all the people, exercise ownership rights by the state as representatives, engage in commodity production and business activities, implement independent management, self-responsibility for profits and losses, and independent accounting, and aim at making profits.

Collectively-owned enterprises: refers to enterprises in which the means of production or property are collectively owned by the working masses, the working masses work together, and the distribution according to work is the mainstay, supplemented by appropriate dividends, and a certain amount of public accumulation is extracted.

Legal Analysis: Self-employed entrepreneurs cannot be considered freelancers. Individually-owned businesses refer to households or households that are approved and registered in accordance with the law and engaged in industrial and commercial operations within the scope permitted by law. Rural contracted business households refer to households or households that are members of rural collective organizations and engage in commodity business in accordance with the provisions of the contract within the scope permitted by law.

Legal basis: Civil Code of the People's Republic of China

Article 54: Natural persons engaged in industrial and commercial operations are individually-owned businesses that have been registered in accordance with law. Individually-owned businesses can hold a hail and cover the trade name.

Article 56: Where an individual business operates an individual, the debts shall be borne with personal property; if it is run by a family, it shall be borne by the family's wealth and property; where it is impossible to distinguish between them, they shall bear it as family property. The debts of rural contracted business households shall be borne by the property of rural households engaged in rural land contract management; In fact, if it is operated by some members of the farmer's household, it shall be borne by the property of the members of that part of the farmer's household.

Legal analysis: self-employed businessmen cannot be considered freelancers. Individually-owned businesses refer to households or households that are approved and registered in accordance with the law and engaged in industrial and commercial operations within the scope permitted by law. Rural contracted business households refer to households or households that are members of rural collective organizations and engage in commodity business in accordance with the provisions of the contract within the scope permitted by law.

Legal basis: Civil Code of the People's Republic of China

Article 54: Natural persons engaged in industrial and commercial operations are individually-owned businesses that have been registered in accordance with law. Individually-owned businesses can have a trade name.

Article 56: Where an individual business operates an individual, the debts shall be borne with personal property; if it is run by a family, it shall be borne by the family property; where it is impossible to distinguish between them, they shall bear it as family property. The debts of rural contracted business households shall be borne by the property of rural households engaged in rural land contract management; In fact, if it is operated by a member of the peasant household's part of the bureau, it shall be borne by the property of the member of that part of the unit.

A self-employed person cannot be considered a freelancer. Individually-owned businesses refer to households or households that are approved and registered in accordance with the law and engaged in industrial and commercial operations within the scope permitted by law. Rural contracted business households refer to households or households that are members of rural collective organizations and engage in commodity business in accordance with the provisions of the contract within the scope permitted by law.

The General Principles of the Civil Law clearly stipulate that the legitimate rights and interests of individual industrial and commercial households and rural contracted business households shall be protected by law; Their debts, in the case of individual business, are borne by personal property, and in the case of family business, by family property.

Individually-owned businesses are the legal manifestations of the individual industrial and commercial economy, which have the following characteristics:

1. Individually-owned businesses are natural persons or families engaged in industrial and commercial operations. Natural persons who engage in industrial and commercial operations as individuals or families are individually-owned businesses. According to the relevant policies of the law, the main people who can apply for the operation of individual industrial and commercial households are urban unemployed youths, idle people and rural villagers.

In addition, cadres of state organs and employees of enterprises and institutions cannot apply to engage in individual industrial and commercial operations.

2. Natural persons engaged in individual industrial and commercial operations must be approved and registered in accordance with the law. The registration authority of individual industrial and commercial households is the administrative organ for industry and commerce at or above the county level. Individually-owned businesses can only start operating after they have been approved and registered, and after obtaining a business license, they can start operating.

Individually-owned businesses shall also go through registration formalities for the change, merger, change of registration items or closure of business.

3. Individually-owned businesses can only operate industries that are allowed by laws and policies.