What departments does a company need to set up?

For the vast majority of enterprises:

1. Administration Department (which may include administration department, legal department, document control department, logistics, canteen, dormitory, motorcade and security);

2. Human Resources Department (including: recruitment team, training team, salary specialist, etc.). );

3. The finance department (accounting, cashier, statistics, etc. );

4. Information Department (the IT department of an enterprise, such as maintaining the operation of enterprise websites, IT equipment and enterprise ERP systems. ). These departments should have, just because the scale of enterprises is different, there will be more posts or more posts in work arrangements and positions.

Regulations of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Company Registration

Article 17

The establishment of a company shall apply for pre-approval of its name.

Where laws, administrative regulations or the State Council decisions stipulate that the establishment of a company must be approved, or the business scope of the company belongs to matters that must be approved before registration according to laws, administrative regulations or the State Council decisions, the company name shall be pre-approved before being submitted for examination and approval, and the company name approved by the company registration authority shall be submitted. Article 18

To establish a limited liability company, a representative designated by all shareholders or an agent entrusted by all shareholders shall apply to the company registration authority for name pre-approval; To establish a joint stock limited company, the representative designated by all the promoters or the agent entrusted by * * * shall apply to the company registration authority for name pre-approval.

To apply for pre-approval of the name, the following documents shall be submitted:

(1) An application for pre-approval of the company name signed by all shareholders of a limited liability company or all promoters of a joint stock limited company;

(2) The certificate that all shareholders or promoters have appointed representatives or entrusted agents;

(3) Other documents required by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce.