The basic forms of legal classification of enterprises mainly include sole proprietorship, partnership and company. The law basically summarizes the connotation of these three kinds of enterprise division, namely, the capital composition of enterprises, the form of responsibility of enterprises and the legal status of enterprises.
Extended data:
State-owned enterprise: refers to an enterprise whose property belongs to the state and is funded by the state. The scope of state-owned enterprises includes enterprises invested by state organs, institutions and social organizations at the central and local levels using state-owned assets.
At the same time, it also includes institutions and social organizations engaged in production and business activities that implement enterprise management and the state no longer allocates or distributes part of funds, as well as enterprises invested by the above-mentioned enterprises, institutions and social organizations using state-owned assets.
Collective ownership: refers to enterprises funded by working people within a certain range. Including enterprises invested by urban and rural workers with collective capital, and enterprises that some individuals voluntarily gave up their ownership through fund-raising and were recognized as collective ownership by the administrative department for industry and commerce according to law.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Enterprise Type