Maintenance of production equipment and tools, etc. 2. The construction industry refers to the wooden structure construction, equipment installation and architectural design, house repair, etc. 3. Transportation refers to passenger and cargo transportation, loading and unloading on roads and water. 4. Commerce refers to activities such as purchasing, selling, trafficking and storing commodities. 5. The catering industry refers to restaurants, restaurants, restaurants, cold drinks shops, pubs, teahouses and noodle shops. Refers to hairdressing, photography, bathing, washing and dyeing, hotels, lettering, sports and entertainment, information dissemination, scientific and technological exchanges, consulting services, etc. 7. The repair industry refers to the repair of watches, bicycles, sewing machines, radios, televisions, black and white iron and other miscellaneous products. 8. Other industries refer to other industries that national laws and policies allow individual industrial and commercial households to operate.
Where an enterprise changes its business scope, it shall apply to the enterprise registration authority for registration of change within 30 days from the date when the enterprise makes a resolution or decision on the change. Involving licensed business projects, it shall, within 30 days from the date of approval by the examination and approval authority, apply to the enterprise registration authority for registration of change with the approval documents and certificates. In any of the following circumstances, the enterprise registration authority shall not register the enterprises that are prohibited by laws, administrative regulations and the State Council; If it is the date of business license, the approval documents and certificates of the examination and approval authority cannot be submitted: laws, administrative regulations and the State Council stipulate that enterprises in specific industries can only engage in approved project enterprises to apply for other projects; other circumstances stipulated by laws, administrative regulations and the State Council. The business scope of the self-employed business license includes industry, handicrafts, construction, transportation, commerce, catering service, repair and other industries. If an enterprise changes its business scope, it shall apply to the enterprise registration authority for registration of change within 30 days. If a business license is involved, it shall provide approval documents and certificates. However, it should be noted that industries that are prohibited from operating, enterprises that cannot provide approval documents, enterprises that can only engage in specific projects according to law, and enterprises in other specific circumstances will not be registered.
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People's Republic of China (PRC) * * * and profit-making enterprises engaged in business activities in the name of sole proprietorship enterprises, which violate Article 5 of this Law and the Timber Publicity Industry License and bear direct legal responsibilities, shall be ordered to stop their business activities and be fined not more than RMB 3 yuan.
Payment. When the registered items of a sole proprietorship enterprise change, if it fails to go through the relevant change registration in accordance with the provisions of this Law, it shall be ordered to go through the change registration within a time limit; Fails to handle, impose a fine of two yuan. Article 8 of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) Municipality on Township Enterprises shall go through the registration formalities with the local administrative department of township enterprises. After a township enterprise changes its name, domicile, division, merger, suspension or termination, it shall be reported to the administrative department of township enterprises for the record. Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) Municipality on Sole proprietorship Enterprises: Chapter V Legal Liability Article 36 If a sole proprietorship enterprise fails to start business for more than six months without justifiable reasons after its establishment, or has been closed for more than six consecutive months, its business license shall be revoked.