2. The dispatched offices of the Head Office without independent legal personality belong to the same legal entity as the Head Office, and their production, sales, finance, personnel and other aspects are dominated and controlled by the Head Office.
3. The branches are located abroad to engage in production and business activities, and the host government provides tax treatment for non-resident companies.
4. For the income tax paid abroad, the government of the country where the head office is located shall give tax credit according to the regulations.
When an enterprise develops to a certain scale, in order to continue to expand its business and expand the scope of product sales, it often opens branches in different cities or different regions of the same city.
6. Branches and headquarters are usually geographically separated by a certain distance.
7. The existence of large branches may also be the result of enterprise merger. The merged enterprise is dissolved, becomes a branch of the merged enterprise, and continues to operate.
8. Branches have different names in different enterprises or industries. For example, some enterprises are called branches, some enterprises are called branches, commercial systems are called branches, and banking systems are called branches.
9. As an integral part of the whole enterprise, branches must strictly abide by the unified operating principles and management policies of the headquarters.
10. Under this premise, branches usually have relatively independent operational autonomy.