The fourth section of the second chapter of the General Principles of Civil Law clearly defines individual industrial and commercial households, and the fifth section of the second chapter of the General Principles of Civil Law defines individual partnership. Individual industrial and commercial households generally recognized in society refer to individual industrial and commercial households in a broad sense, including individual partnerships.
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Scope of self-employed census
Some agricultural industrial production activities or other production activities, such as bamboo weaving, rattan weaving, brown grass weaving, sweaters, gloves, plastic blue weaving, embroidery, embroidery, paper brushing, etc., belong to part-time industries of farmers' families and are not included in this census.
Some business activities in rural areas, such as bee-keeping, chicken-raising, pig-raising, goose-raising, raw bean sprouts, mushroom cultivation, sericulture, fish-raising, kang house, sun house, hatching, seed collection and seedling raising. , belonging to the corresponding agriculture, animal husbandry, forestry and fishery, regardless of the name of the unit, are not within the scope of this census.
In rural areas, some craftsmen are engaged in mobile door-to-door work, such as carpenters, porters, painters, sewing and so on. , as well as mobile service operations, such as walking around the streets, attending fairs, slaughtering households, temporary bean products processing, etc., are not included in the census.
Nannies and tutors cannot be counted as self-employed.
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