Can t the profits of private non enterprise units be distributed to shareholders?

Private non-enterprise units.

Earnings cannot be distributed to shareholders.

The surplus of private non-enterprise units and the surplus property after liquidation cannot be used for social welfare undertakings and shall not be distributed among members.

The purpose of private non-enterprise units is to provide public welfare services to the society, and to promote social progress and development through their own service activities, and their purpose is not to make profits. Social welfare is the biggest feature of private non-enterprise units. It is precisely because of this that the state will implement some special reduction and exemption policies for private non-enterprise units in terms of taxation and other aspects.

In the process of engaging in social service activities, private non-enterprise units can charge reasonable fees in accordance with the provisions of the state to ensure a slight surplus in costs, which is very necessary for maintaining their survival and development.

The non-profit nature of private non-enterprise units is understood to mean that they are not for profit. For example, the purpose of private schools should be to make up for the lack of national educational strength and promote the development of education. However, for the sake of its own survival and development, it is allowed to charge a certain fee according to the regulations and make a profit.

But the money that makes money should be invested in expanding education. Other private medical units, private cultural units, private scientific research units, private sports units, etc., all have the same nature.

According to the law, it is not possible, and the difference between non-profit organizations and for-profit organizations is this, and there is no essential difference between others.

Legal Analysis: No. Private non-enterprises are social organizations engaged in non-profit social service activities, and must not oppose the basic principles established by the Constitution, and must not be sent to endanger the unity of the state.

1. Security and national unity must not harm the interests of the state, the public interest, the lawful rights and interests of other social organizations and citizens, and must not violate social morality and customs. Private non-enterprise units shall not engage in for-profit business activities.

Legal basis: "Interim Regulations on the Administration of the Destruction of Private Non-enterprise Units".

Article 2: "Private non-enterprise units" as used in these Regulations refers to enterprises, public institutions, social groups, and other social forces, as well as private citizens, social organizations engaged in non-profit social service activities organized by using non-state-owned assets to demolish and dismantle property.

Article 4: Private non-enterprise units shall abide by the Constitution, laws, regulations, and national policies, and must not oppose the basic principles established by the Constitution, and must not endanger the unity of the State.

1. Security and national unity must not harm the interests of the state, the public interest, the lawful rights and interests of other social organizations and citizens, and must not violate social morality and customs. Private non-enterprise units shall not engage in for-profit business activities.

Private non-enterprise units shall not engage in for-profit business activities. Where activities are carried out in the name of a private non-enterprise unit without registration, or where a private non-enterprise unit whose registration has been revoked continues to carry out activities in the name of a private non-enterprise unit, the registration management organs are to ban the dust and confiscate the illegal property.

In any of the following circumstances, the registration management organs are to give warnings, order corrections, and may stop activities within a set period of time:

1. Altering, leasing or lending the registration certificate of a private non-enterprise unit, or renting or lending the seal of a private non-enterprise unit;

2. Carrying out activities beyond the purpose and scope of business stipulated in its charter;

3. Refusal to accept or not accept supervision and inspection in accordance with regulations;

4. Failure to change registration in accordance with the provisions of the filial piety wheel;

5. The establishment of branches;

6. Engaging in for-profit business activities;

7. Embezzling, privately dividing, or misappropriating the assets of private non-enterprise units, or the donations or subsidies they accept.

Legal basis] Interim Regulations on the Registration and Administration of Private Non-enterprise Units

Article 26 Where the activities of a private non-enterprise unit violate other laws and regulations, the relevant state organs shall handle it in accordance with law; Where the relevant state organs find that the registration should be revoked, the registration management organs are to revoke the registration.

Legal analysis: Private non-enterprises can have shareholders. Private non-enterprise units refer to social organizations organized by enterprises, public institutions, social organizations and other social forces, as well as individual citizens, to engage in non-profit social service activities by using non-state-owned assets.

Such as all kinds of private schools, hospitals, literary and artistic groups, scientific research institutes, stadiums, vocational training centers, welfare institutes, talent exchange centers, etc. According to the definition of private non-enterprise, it can be seen that private non-enterprise can also have shareholders.

Basis of the law of pharaoh and brother: Article 13 of the Company Law of the People's Republic of China The legal representative of the company shall be the chairman, executive director or manager in accordance with the provisions of the articles of association of the company, and shall be registered in accordance with the law. If the legal representative of the company is changed, the change registration shall be completed.

Article 14 The company may set up a branch. To establish a branch, it is necessary to apply for registration with the company registration authority and obtain a business license. A branch office does not have legal personality, and its civil liability is borne by the company.

A company may establish a subsidiary, which has the status of a legal person and independently bears civil liability in accordance with the law.