According to the "Guidelines for the Recognition of High-tech Enterprises": four indicators, including intellectual property rights, the ability to transform scientific and technological achievements, the organizational management level of research and development, and growth indicators, are used to evaluate enterprises' use of scientific and technological resources for innovation. , business innovation and achievement of innovative results. These four indicators adopt a weighted scoring method and must reach 70 points or more (excluding 70 points).
The recognition and scoring standards are as follows:
Independent intellectual property rights:
30 points for core independent intellectual property rights, which examines the quality and quantity of intellectual property rights owned by the company.
1. Experts will evaluate whether the core independent intellectual property rights declared by the enterprise meet the requirements of the "Work Guidelines".
2. Invention patents (including national defense patents), new plant varieties, national crop varieties, national new drugs, national first-level protected varieties of traditional Chinese medicine, exclusive rights to integrated circuit layout designs, etc. are evaluated as Category I; Utility model patents, design patents, software copyrights, etc. (excluding trademarks) are evaluated as Category II. Intellectual property rights evaluated as Category II can only be used once when applying for high-tech enterprises.
3. During the application period for high-tech enterprise and high-tech enterprise qualification, if the intellectual property rights have multiple owners, they can only be used by one owner at the time of application.
4. The validity of the patent when applying for recognition is subject to the fact that the enterprise obtains the authorization certificate or authorization notice before applying for recognition and can provide a payment receipt.
5. Enterprises that do not have core independent intellectual property rights cannot be recognized as high-tech enterprises
6. The situation in which enterprises formulate national standards, industry standards, testing methods, and technical specifications (this item It is a bonus item, and the total "intellectual property" score after bonus points shall not exceed 30 points. Relevant standards, methods and specifications must be certified and approved by relevant national departments)
Ability to transform results:
The annual average number of transformation of scientific and technological achievements in the past three years must be more than 5 to be able to get 30 points.
Organizational management level:
(1) Formulated an organizational management system for enterprise research and development, established an R&D investment accounting system, and prepared auxiliary accounts for R&D expenses; (≤8 points)
(2) It has established an internal scientific and technological research and development institution and has the corresponding scientific research conditions, and carries out various forms of industry-university-research cooperation with domestic and foreign research and development institutions; (≤7 points)
(3) Established the organizational implementation and incentive reward system for the transformation of scientific and technological achievements, and established an open innovation and entrepreneurship platform; (≤6 points)
(4) Established the training and training of scientific and technological personnel, employee Skills training, introduction of outstanding talents, and talent performance evaluation and reward systems; (≤6 points)
(5) Carry out science and technology popularization activities for the public. (≤3 points)
Sales indicator:
This indicator is an evaluation of the net asset growth rate and sales growth rate that reflect the company's operating performance (10 points each), The specific calculation method is as follows:
Net assets growth rate = 1/2 (net assets in the second year ÷ net assets in the first year, net assets in the third year ÷ net assets in the second year) - 1 .
Sales growth rate = 1/2 (sales in the second year ÷ sales in the first year, sales in the third year ÷ sales in the second year) - 1.
Use the calculated total asset growth rate and sales growth rate to compare the index evaluation grade (ABCDE) in the table below to evaluate the score ratio. Multiply the score ratio by the assigned value to calculate each score. The two scores are equal. Add to calculate the actual scores of total assets and sales growth indicators.
Note:
1. If the enterprise does not generate sales revenue or the growth indicator is negative during the accounting year, it will be calculated as 0; if the sales revenue in the first year is 0, it will be calculated as two years Calculation; if the sales revenue in the second year is 0, it will be calculated as 0.
2. The data based on the calculation of this indicator should be based on corporate financial statements certified by qualified intermediaries.