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EXPLANATION OF TERMINOLOGY,
CONTENT AND METHODOLOGY OF SOME STATISTICAL
INDICATORS ON ENTERPRISE, COOPERATIVE
AND INDIVIDUAL BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT

Enterprise is an economic organization that have their own name,
transaction office, assets and registered for establishment in accordance with law
for business purposes, including: Limited liability companies, Joint stock
companies, partnership companies and private companies.

Acting enterprise is an enterprise, which is granted a business registration
certificate and a tax code, implements tax declaration and tax obligations as
prescribed by law. Acting enterprises exclude registered enterprises temporarily
suspending business, non-registered enterprises suspending business or waiting
for dissolutions and enterprises completing dissolution procedures.

Acting enterprise having business out comes is an enterprise conducting
business activities in a year, resulting in creating goods and services and having
revenue or generating production and business costs. This term excludes
enterprises conducting investment, and not yet engaging in production and
business activities; registered enterprises but not participating in production and
business activities, not generating revenue, production and business costs;
enterprises temporarily suspending and suspending for a definite time…

State-owned enterprises sector includes following types of enterprises:
Enterprises with 100% of state capital; Limited liability companies and joint-stock
companies where the State holds more than 50% of charter capital.

Non-State enterprises sector includes domestic capital enterprises, whose
capital is under private ownership of one person or group or where the State holds
50% and less than of their charter capital. There are following types of non-state
enterprises: Private enterprises; Partnership companies; Private limited liability
companies; Limited liability companies with 50% and less than of charter capital
shared by the State; Joint-stock companies without State capital; Joint-stock
companies with 50% and less than of charter capital shared by the State.

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