no.

generally speaking, when some enterprises apply for the establishment, they think of the separation of production and office. The head office is specifically responsible for sales and contact business, and the business scope of branches cannot exceed that of the head office. Therefore, when approving the business scope when establishing a registered head office, one sentence will be added: production (branch operation only). This means that this enterprise has property rights, but the company can't produce, so it can open a branch to produce. Even if a catering company opens a branch, the head office still has to carry out production and operation, rather than just hanging a brand name for the branch.

a company's business scope, if catering services are limited to branches, then the invoice is issued by the head office.