The difference between family companies and ordinary companies
Ordinary companies, also known as wholly-owned companies or individual companies, are wholly-owned companies, and their entire production and operation activities may be decided by one person and be responsible for their own profits and losses. Family companies are also family companies, equivalent to joint ventures or joint-stock companies. Although they are family companies, they are independent natural persons. The company has a decision-making layer and an executive layer, and one person cannot make the final decision.
Family company refers to a family that controls many enterprises through sole proprietorship, joint venture and holding, and forms a family-centered company. The existence of the company is centered on family interests. Therefore, the form of a company is usually a limited liability company, and its business activities are not open.