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Perfect, I understand that in your country there is also the registration of companies, "under the law of allied companies to be recognized" I wonder if these allied companies are classified in some way, or are all together, ie there are alliances according to their classification?In my country companies are divided into smes(small and medium scale enterprise) and corporate companies and they must be registered under the company allied act to be recognized
Primary companies are privates companies that must registered under the government and get licensed before they start working while secondary company is government company.In my country companies are divided into smes(small and medium scale enterprise) and corporate companies and they must be registered under the company allied act to be recognized
Excellent @Chizfab ,this is the main idea of the clacificació of companies, from it you can "apply for loans and grants, seek sponsors and partners" In this way you get the support of organizations and government entities.It is very necessary to promote orderliness in the country's economy with respective regulatory agency to monitor their operation. Also, it's a form of business identification in term of registering your business, applying for loans and grant, looking out for sponsors and partners.
It s good to classify companies and businesses according to their economic activities but people are more concerned on what goes into their pockets not minding the types of company they work for.There are three types of companies according to their economic activity..:
Primary sector companies. Agriculture, livestock, fishing, and mining. ...
Secondary sector companies (industrial). Companies engaged in industry and construction, i.e., the transformation of goods.
Companies in the tertiary sector (service sector).
What is the purpose of classifying companies by type of activity? Is it important for an entrepreneur to know where he/she is in the classification? Are the regulatory rules the same for each case?
Of course, if it is for the company in which he works, it will not have much importance, but in the case of the owner as a businessman, does it have any importance the classification of these? what kind of benefits can be acquired?It s good to classify companies and businesses according to their economic activities but people are more concerned on what goes into their pockets not minding the types of company they work for.
For me I think most companies are being classified according to their companies and their functions and probably also by the amount of people that the company is able to employ.There are three types of companies according to their economic activity..:
Primary sector companies. Agriculture, livestock, fishing, and mining. ...
Secondary sector companies (industrial). Companies engaged in industry and construction, i.e., the transformation of goods.
Companies in the tertiary sector (service sector).
What is the purpose of classifying companies by type of activity? Is it important for an entrepreneur to know where he/she is in the classification? Are the regulatory rules the same for each case?
It is correct, companies can be classified in different ways: according to the economic activity they carry out, their size, legal form, scope of action and capital. For this reason, I have explicitly included the following in relation to their economic activityFor me I think most companies are being classified according to their companies and their functions and probably also by the amount of people that the company is able to employ.
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