1. Enterprises must be registered for more than one year when applying for accreditation.
2. The enterprise obtains the ownership of the intellectual property rights that play a core supporting role in technology for its main products (services) through independent research and development, transferee, donation and merger.
3. The technologies that play a core supporting role in the main products (services) of enterprises belong to the scope stipulated in the High-tech Fields Supported by the State.
4. The proportion of scientific and technical personnel engaged in R&D and related technological innovation activities in the enterprise is not less than 1% of the total number of employees in the enterprise in that year.
5. The proportion of the total R&D expenses of the enterprise in the last three fiscal years (calculated according to the actual operating time if the actual operating period is less than three years) to the total sales revenue in the same period meets the requirements.
6. The income from high-tech products (services) in the past year accounted for no less than 6% of the total income of the enterprise in the same period.
7. The evaluation of enterprise innovation ability should meet the corresponding requirements.
8. No major safety, major quality accidents or serious environmental violations occurred within one year before the enterprise applied for confirmation.
9. The accreditation of high-tech enterprises adopts a scoring system, and the comprehensive score is above 7 (excluding 7) to meet the accreditation requirements.
2. those who meet the accreditation conditions are registered in the "high-tech enterprise accreditation management network" and apply for accreditation to the accreditation body. Submit the following materials at the time of application:
1. Application for the recognition of high-tech enterprises;
2. Relevant registration certificates proving that the enterprise was established according to law;
3. Relevant materials such as intellectual property rights, certification of scientific research projects, transformation of scientific and technological achievements, organization and management of research and development;
4. Key technologies and technical indicators of high-tech products (services), production approval, certification and accreditation, relevant qualification certificates, product quality inspection reports and other related materials;
5. Information materials on employees and scientific and technical personnel of the enterprise;
6. A special audit or verification report on the research and development expenses of the enterprise in the last three fiscal years and the income of high-tech products (services) in the last fiscal year issued by a qualified intermediary agency, with explanatory materials on research and development activities attached;
7. Financial and accounting reports of the enterprise in the last three fiscal years (including accounting statements, notes to accounting statements and financial statements) verified by qualified intermediaries;
8. Annual corporate income tax returns for the last three fiscal years.
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