According to the regulations, enterprises should submit the annual report of the previous year to the administrative department for industry and commerce through the enterprise credit information publicity system from June/KLOC-0 to June 30 every year, and publicize it to the public. Enterprises registered in that year shall submit and publicize their annual reports from the following year. The contents of the annual report of an enterprise include information such as mailing address, postal code, contact telephone number and e-mail, information on the existence of the enterprise, such as opening, closing and liquidation, and information on the enterprise's investment in setting up an enterprise and purchasing equity. The contents of the annual report also include the number of employees, total assets, total liabilities, external guarantees, total owner's equity, total operating income, main business income, total profit, net profit and total tax payment. Whether this kind of information is publicized to the public is up to the enterprise.
Legal basis:
"Provisional Regulations on Enterprise Information Publicity" Article 3 The enterprise information publicity shall be true and timely. If the publicized enterprise information involves state secrets, national security or social interests, it shall be reported to the secrecy administrative department or the state security organ for approval. Where the enterprise information disclosed by the relevant departments of the local people's governments at or above the county level involves business secrets or personal privacy, it shall be reported to the higher authorities for approval.