On the issue of for profit commercial services carried out by individuals

1.Let's make a "**studio" with your name**, so that you are promoting yourself, even if you don't have a license, people remember your name;

2.Invoices to your local retail rental counter 4-7% can be purchased. Just open the other party's name. You are a service person, and you can buy it from some similar companies, and use some methods, which is not a problem.

3.It has legal effect after the signature (name) of both parties, but the key problem is that you must have a way for the unit customer to sign with your (without a license).

Everything is man-made, and as long as your project has a market, these are not problems. After making money, it will cost a few hundred dollars to get an individual license.

1. You can use the name of **service center and **studio. But you are not a business, and the name you use is not protected.

2. When you determine the cooperation with corporate customers, you can explain to them that the contract is signed in your personal name, so that you can issue a formal invoice to the industrial and commercial department with the original and copy of the contract.

3. It is recommended that you consult the legal department on the issue of whether the signed contract is valid, and my personal understanding is valid.

It is recommended that you go to a certain company for a few months, explore it, and you will naturally get through!!

A person who initiates behavioral activities for the purpose of making a profit, such as starting a company to make money.

The concept of commercial conduct includes both objective commercial acts engaged in by any entity for the purpose of for-profit business, as well as any commercial activities engaged in by commercial entities, i.e., subjective commercial behaviors. For example, according to the provisions of the Civil Code of Japan, commercial behavior is a general term for a series of transactional activities, which includes not only the "absolute commercial behavior" engaged in by any entity for any purpose, such as ** transactions and bill transactions; It also includes "commercial business activities" engaged in by commercial entities exclusively for for-profit business purposes, such as commercial transactions, commercial contracting, commercial services, commercial transportation, commercial ** and intermediary, commercial insurance, etc.; It also includes "ancillary business acts carried out by merchants for their business", and its scope includes all ancillary activities carried out by commercial entities for the purpose of engaging in business.

A person who seeks benefits through business methods is generally described in the crime of illegal business operation.

Resolutely ask for a return, first take a picture of the ** of another store, and then go to the one that bought it to theorize

Otherwise, he will feel better. If you don't give it back, I'll destroy it, and say that this store is **.

Yes. You can invoice whatever you do.

For-profit: The act of making profits through business.

Profitability: refers to the ability of a company to make a profit.

The difference between the two: profit must be in the state of business, which is a specific behavior; Profitability is only an ability, and it may not necessarily be achieved through business activities.

For-profit: The concept of commercial behavior includes both objective commercial activities for the purpose of profit-making business engaged in by any entity, as well as any commercial activities engaged in by commercial entities, i.e., subjective commercial behaviors. For example, according to the provisions of the Civil Code of Japan, commercial behavior is a general term for a series of transactional activities, which includes not only the "absolute commercial behavior" engaged in by any entity for any purpose, such as ** transactions and bill transactions; It also includes "commercial business conduct" engaged in by commercial entities exclusively for profit-making business purposes, such as commercial trading, commercial contracting, commercial services, commercial transportation, commercial ** and intermediary, commercial insurance, etc.; It also includes "ancillary business acts carried out by merchants for their business", and its scope includes all ancillary activities carried out by commercial entities for the purpose of engaging in business.

Profitability: There is an antagonistic and unified relationship between liquidity, risk, and profitability.

In financial work, we should realize that to reduce risk and improve liquidity, profitability will often be weakened; To improve profitability, it is often not possible to maintain low risk and high liquidity. Generally speaking, companies must take risks in order to pursue increased profitability.

If you are unwilling to take risks, enterprises will lose the basic conditions for continuous development and progress, the art of corporate financial management is to make the "three natures" to be best unified, to maximize the total utility of funds, that is, to maintain appropriate liquidity, bear the established risk under the conditions, strive to maximize returns; Or under the condition of satisfying liquidity and certain returns, the risk is minimized. In order to coordinate the "three sexes", some enterprises should pay attention to maintaining the coordination of the scale of assets and liabilities and the term structure in their financial management, and at the same time pay attention to the requirements of the "three sexes" when the enterprise products are in different life cycles.

Profitability refers to the ability of a business or institution to make a profit. For-profit refers to the purpose for which a business or institution is set up – to make money.

Profit: Objectively obtain profits: Subjectively seek profits.

For-profit organizations: It is to realize operating profits; Non-profit organizations, on the other hand, are generally engaged in public welfare undertakings and do not realize profits. Because profit-making organizations are engaged in production, sales and other industries, the purpose of their business activities is to achieve profits and improve employee welfare;

Non-profit organizations are organizations funded by the state, enterprises, and individuals free of charge, and provide services to the society free of charge.

The definition of for-profit and non-profit institutions can be operated by different departments:

1. Non-profit medical institutions are defined by the health department.

2. Social groups shall be reviewed and approved by the qualifications of social groups (such as the Ministry of Civil Affairs).

Therefore, there are different documents for non-profit organizations in different fields, and if you want to find it, it is best to determine the industry you are looking for first.

Defined by the approved unit.