Three meals a day, people's pursuit of delicious food has never stopped since ancient times, so the catering industry has always been a market with great potential, so how to write the business scope of the catering business license? Next, Pangu Finance and Taxation will give you a detailed explanation.

to engage in food sales and catering services in China according to the company law, a food business license shall be obtained according to law. Otherwise, it will be treated as unlicensed operation, and the relevant administrative licenses for catering are: Food Business License, Hygiene License, Pollution Discharge Permit, Catering Service License, etc. Because the business scope is filled in differently, the business license involved is also different. As long as the business scope involves administrative license, you need to apply for relevant administrative license before you can operate. Although the business scope is not clearly defined in the industrial and commercial registration, the business scope should be expressed as standardized and easy to understand as possible, otherwise it may be rejected. If you don't know how to fill it out, you can refer to your peers or refer to the Classification of National Economy Industries issued by the National Bureau of Statistics

How to write the business scope of catering business license? 1. Scope of food business license Scope of food business license The scope of food business license includes: canteen, prepackaged foods, bulk food, hot food, cold food, raw food, pastry food, homemade drinks, central kitchen, collective dining delivery unit and other foods. 2. Scope of business of branches When an enterprise establishes a branch, its business scope cannot exceed that of the head office because the branch cannot bear civil liability independently. Therefore, the business scope of the branch should be within the business scope of the head office. However, if an enterprise establishes a subsidiary, its business scope does not need to be within the business scope of the head office. Since parent and subsidiary companies often provide services to each other, the head office should increase the business scope of commercial services, and subsidiaries should increase the business scope of providing services to the head office.