The process is as follows:

1. Name verification

Go to the Industrial and Commercial Bureau to get an "Enterprise (trade name) name pre-approval application form" and fill in the information you are prepared to The company name you choose will be searched online by the Industrial and Commercial Bureau (Internal Network of the Industrial and Commercial Bureau) to see if there are any duplicate names. If there are no duplicate names, you can use this name and a "Notice of Pre-approval of Enterprise (Trade Size) Name" will be issued; < /p>

2. Rent an office

Rent an office in a special office building. If you have your own factory or office, you can do it. Some places do not allow working in residential buildings. After renting, you must sign a rental contract and ask the landlord to provide a copy of the property certificate;

3. Write the "Articles of Association";

4. Engraving a private seal;

< p>5. Get the "Bank Inquiry Letter" from the accounting firm;

6. Go to the bank to open a company capital verification account;

7. Apply for the capital verification report;

< p>8. Register the company;

9. With your business license, go to the seal engraving agency designated by the Public Security Bureau to engrave the official seal and financial seal. In the following steps, you need to use the official seal or financial seal;

10. Apply for the enterprise organization code certificate;

11. Go to the bank to open a basic account;

12. Go through tax registration;

13. Apply for purchase invoices;

14. Go to the local job market to recruit workers, or recruit workers on major recruitment websites. Extended information

Follow-up matters for company registration:

1. Apply for a basic bank account

After the company registration is completed, you need to open a basic bank account. The basic account is the main account for the company's capital transactions. The daily collection and payment of funds for business activities, as well as the withdrawal of wages, bonuses and cash can be handled through this account. Each company can only open one basic account.

2. Accounting and tax filing

After completing the company registration, you need to complete the tax registration first. When reporting, you need to provide an accountant's information (including name, ID number, contact number) . Starting one month after the company is established, an accountant is required to keep accounts and declare taxes to the tax authorities every month.

After the company prepares the materials and reports to the special tax office, the tax bureau will determine the type of tax paid by the company, the tax rate, the time for tax declaration, and the company's tax controller. The enterprise will declare and pay taxes in the future based on the taxes approved by the tax department.

3. Pay social security

After the company registration is completed, you need to open a company social security account at the social security bureau under the jurisdiction of your region within 30 days, apply for the "Social Security Registration Certificate" and CA certificate, and Sign a tripartite agreement with social security and banks. Afterwards, the relevant social security fees will be automatically deducted from the basic bank account when paying social security.

4. Apply for tax control and invoices

If a company wants to issue invoices, it needs to apply for a tax controller, participate in tax control usage training, and approve the application for invoices. After completing the application, the business can issue invoices on its own.

5. Enterprise annual report

According to the "Interim Regulations on Enterprise Information Disclosure", from January 1st to June 30th every year, enterprises should submit the annual report of the previous year. Including a brief introduction to the company's basic situation, main financial data and indicators, changes in share capital, shareholder status, etc.

Note: The companies that need to make annual reports each year are: Mainland companies whose business licenses are registered before December 31 of the previous year.

According to the industrial and commercial administration regulations, if an enterprise fails to publish its annual report within the prescribed time limit, the industrial and commercial authorities will put it on the list of abnormal business operations and impose a fine. Companies that have not reported annual reports for more than three years will be included in the "blacklist" of serious illegal companies.

After being included in the abnormal directory, the company will not be able to change, cancel, or transfer shares. When cooperating with external parties, the public can check the company's abnormal conditions at any time. At the same time, administrative restrictions will be imposed on legal persons and senior executives.

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