Information collected by credit reporting agencies includes?

The enterprise credit information collected by credit reporting agencies includes the following contents:

(1) Basic information of the enterprise: name, legal representative's name, domicile, registered capital, business scope, tax registration certificate number, accounting method, industry, tax registration verification and renewal, taxpayer nature and tax management status, annual inspection, import and export business qualification and enterprise type, number of professional and technical personnel, national organization code, etc.

(2) Operation and financial status of the enterprise: main products (business), annual sales (business) income, total annual tax payment, and total annual tax payment in storage.

(3) Credit status of enterprises: respecting contracts and keeping promises, qualification certification and accreditation, and credit rating of enterprises by financial institutions.

(4) Enterprise honor record: major awards, well-known, famous and specially protected trademarks, and the honor record of the enterprise or its legal representative.

(5) Bad records of enterprises: records of illegal acts such as smuggling, arbitrage, tax evasion, counterfeiting, issuing false credit certification materials, maliciously evading debts, using contract fraud, etc., and being subject to administrative punishment for illegal acts.

(six) other credit information that the enterprise agrees to collect or that is not prohibited by laws and regulations.