What procedures do you need to open a talent recruitment company?

Should be able to run a talent recruitment company, which belongs to the category of intermediary companies. The main thing is to have the approval of the local labor and personnel department, which is the premise of running a business license. Other conditions are similar to those of running a general company. The Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) Municipality on Wholly Owned Enterprises is hereby transcribed for your reference. (Focus on Chapter 2)

People's Republic of China (PRC) sole proprietorship enterprise law

(1adopted at the 10th meeting of the Ninth NPC Standing Committee on August 30th, 999, promulgated by Decree No.20 of the President of the People's Republic of China on August 30th, 2000, and effective as of August 30th, 2000).

Chapter I General Principles

Article 1 This Law is formulated in accordance with the Constitution for the purpose of regulating the behavior of sole proprietorship enterprises, protecting the legitimate rights and interests of investors and creditors of sole proprietorship enterprises, maintaining social and economic order and promoting the development of socialist market economy.

Article 2 The term "sole proprietorship enterprise" as mentioned in this Law refers to a business unit established in China in accordance with this Law, which is invested by a natural person, and its property is owned by the investor, who shall bear unlimited liability for the debts of the enterprise with his personal property.

Article 3 A sole proprietorship enterprise shall take the place where its main office is located as its domicile.

Article 4 A sole proprietorship enterprise engaged in business activities must abide by laws and administrative regulations, follow the principle of good faith, and shall not harm the public interests.

A sole proprietorship enterprise shall fulfill its tax payment obligations according to law.

Article 5 The state protects the property and other lawful rights and interests of a sole proprietorship enterprise according to law.

Article 6 A sole proprietorship enterprise shall recruit employees according to law. The legitimate rights and interests of workers are protected by law.

The employees of a sole proprietorship enterprise shall establish trade unions according to law, and the trade unions shall carry out activities according to law.

Article 7 party member is a Chinese producer in a sole proprietorship enterprise and conducts its activities in accordance with the articles of association of the Chinese producer.

Chapter II Establishment of a Sole proprietorship enterprise

Article 8 The establishment of a sole proprietorship enterprise shall meet the following conditions:

(1) The investor is a natural person;

(2) Having a legal enterprise name;

(3) The amount of capital contribution declared by the investor;

(4) Having a fixed place for production and business operation and necessary conditions for production and business operation;

(5) Having necessary employees.

Article 9 To apply for the establishment of a sole proprietorship enterprise, the investor or his entrusted agent shall submit the application for establishment, the identity certificate of the investor, the certificate of use of the production and business premises and other documents to the registration authority where the sole proprietorship enterprise is located. When an entrusted agent applies for registration of establishment, it shall issue the power of attorney of the investor and the legal certificate of the agent.

A sole proprietorship enterprise shall not engage in business prohibited by laws and administrative regulations; To engage in business that must be reported to the relevant departments for examination and approval according to laws and administrative regulations, the approval documents of the relevant departments shall be submitted when applying for establishment registration.

Article 10 An application for the establishment of a sole proprietorship enterprise shall contain the following items:

(1) The name and domicile of the enterprise;

(2) The name and domicile of the investor;

(3) The amount and mode of investment made by investors;

(4) Business scope.

Article 11 The name of a sole proprietorship enterprise shall be consistent with its responsibility form and business.

Article 12 The registration authority shall, within 15 days from the date of receiving the application documents for establishment, register those who meet the requirements stipulated in this Law and issue a business license; If it does not meet the requirements stipulated in this law, it shall not be registered, and a written reply shall be given to explain the reasons.

Article 13 The date of issuance of the business license of a sole proprietorship enterprise shall be the date of establishment of the sole proprietorship enterprise.

Before obtaining the business license of a sole proprietorship enterprise, investors shall not engage in business activities in the name of a sole proprietorship enterprise.

Article 14 When a sole proprietorship enterprise establishes a branch, the investor or his entrusted agent shall apply to the registration authority where the branch is located for registration and obtain a business license.

After the branch is approved for registration, it shall report the registration information to the registration authority of the sole proprietorship enterprise to which the branch belongs for the record.

The civil liability of a branch shall be borne by the sole proprietorship enterprise that established the branch.

Article 15 If the registered items of a sole proprietorship enterprise change during its existence, it shall, within 15 days from the date of making the change decision, apply to the registration authority for registration of change according to law.

Chapter III Investor and Affairs Management of a Sole proprietorship enterprise

Article 16 A person who is prohibited from engaging in profit-making activities by laws and administrative regulations may not apply for the establishment of a sole proprietorship enterprise as an investor.

Article 17 Investors of a sole proprietorship enterprise shall enjoy the ownership of the enterprise property according to law, and their related rights may be transferred or inherited according to law.

Article 18 When applying for the registration of enterprise establishment, the investor of a sole proprietorship enterprise clearly takes the property owned by his family as his personal contribution and assumes unlimited liability for the debts of the enterprise with the property owned by his family.

Article 19 Investors of a sole proprietorship enterprise may manage enterprise affairs by themselves, or entrust or employ other persons with civil capacity to manage enterprise affairs.

Where an investor entrusts or employs others to manage the affairs of a sole proprietorship enterprise, it shall sign a written contract with the trustee or employee, specifying the specific contents of the entrustment and the scope of the rights granted.

The trustee or employee shall, in accordance with the contract signed with the investor, fulfill the obligation of honesty and diligence and be responsible for the affairs management of the sole proprietorship enterprise.

The investor's restriction on the functions and powers of the trustee or employee shall not be against a bona fide third party.

Article 20 The personnel entrusted or employed by investors to manage the affairs of a sole proprietorship enterprise shall not commit any of the following acts:

(a) taking advantage of his position to ask for or accept bribes;

(2) taking advantage of his position or work to occupy the property of the enterprise;

(3) misappropriating enterprise funds for personal use or lending them to others.

(4) Opening an account for enterprise funds in the name of an individual or in the name of others without authorization;

(5) Providing guarantee with enterprise property without authorization;

(6) engaging in business that is competitive with the enterprise without the consent of the investor;

(seven) without the consent of the investor, enter into a contract or conduct a transaction with the enterprise;

(8) Transferring enterprise trademarks or other intellectual property rights to others without the consent of investors;

(9) divulging the business secrets of the enterprise;

(ten) other acts prohibited by laws and administrative regulations.

Article 21 A sole proprietorship enterprise shall set up accounting books and conduct accounting according to law.

Article 22 When recruiting employees, a sole proprietorship enterprise shall sign labor contracts with employees according to law, ensure the labor safety of employees, and pay their wages in full and on time.

Article 23 A sole proprietorship enterprise shall participate in social insurance and pay social insurance premiums for its employees in accordance with state regulations.

Article 24 A sole proprietorship enterprise may apply for loans and obtain land use rights according to law, and enjoy other rights stipulated by laws and administrative regulations.

Article 25 No unit or individual may, in violation of laws and administrative regulations, force a sole proprietorship enterprise to provide financial, material and human resources in any way; A sole proprietorship enterprise has the right to refuse to illegally provide financial, material and human resources.

Chapter IV Dissolution and liquidation of a sole proprietorship enterprise

Article 26 A sole proprietorship enterprise shall be dissolved under any of the following circumstances:

(1) The investor decides to dissolve;

(2) The investor is dead or declared dead, and there is no heir or the successor decides to give up the inheritance;

(3) The business license is revoked according to law;

(4) Other circumstances stipulated by laws and administrative regulations.

Article 27 When a sole proprietorship enterprise is dissolved, it shall be liquidated by the investors themselves or the creditors shall apply to the people's court to appoint a liquidator for liquidation.

Investors who liquidate themselves shall notify creditors in writing within 15 days before liquidation. If it is impossible to notify, it shall be announced. Creditors shall declare their creditor's rights to investors within 30 days from the date of receiving the notice, or within 60 days from the date of announcement if they have not received the notice.

Article 28 After the dissolution of a sole proprietorship enterprise, the original investor is still liable for paying off the debts of the sole proprietorship enterprise during its existence, but if the creditor fails to make a payment request to the debtor within five years, the liability shall be extinguished.

Article 29 When a sole proprietorship enterprise is dissolved, its property shall be paid off in the following order:

(a) arrears of wages and social insurance premiums for employees;

(2) tax arrears;

(3) Other debts.

Article 30 During the liquidation period, a sole proprietorship enterprise shall not engage in business activities unrelated to the liquidation purpose. Before paying off debts in accordance with the provisions of the preceding article, investors shall not transfer or conceal their property.

Article 31 If the property of a sole proprietorship enterprise is insufficient to pay off its debts, the investor shall pay off its debts with other personal property.

Article 32 After the liquidation of a sole proprietorship enterprise is completed, the investor or the liquidator designated by the people's court shall prepare a liquidation report and cancel the registration with the registration authority within 15 days.

Chapter V Legal Liability

Article 33 Whoever, in violation of the provisions of this Law, submits false documents or obtains enterprise registration by other deceptive means shall be ordered to make corrections and be fined not more than 5,000 yuan; If the circumstances are serious, the business license shall be revoked.

Article 34 If, in violation of the provisions of this Law, the name used by a sole proprietorship enterprise is inconsistent with the name registered with the registration authority, it shall be ordered to make corrections within a time limit and be fined not more than 2,000 yuan.

Thirty-fifth alter, lease or transfer the business license, shall be ordered to make corrections, confiscate the illegal income, and impose a fine of 3000 yuan; If the circumstances are serious, the business license shall be revoked.

Whoever forges a business license shall be ordered to suspend business, confiscate his illegal income and impose a fine of not more than 5,000 yuan. If a crime is constituted, criminal responsibility shall be investigated according to law.

Article 36 If a sole proprietorship enterprise fails to start business for more than six months after its establishment without justifiable reasons, or suspends business for rectification for more than six months after its opening, its business license shall be revoked.

Article 37 Whoever, in violation of the provisions of this Law, engages in business activities in the name of a sole proprietorship enterprise without obtaining a business license shall be ordered to stop business activities and be fined not more than 3,000 yuan.

When the registered items of a sole proprietorship enterprise change, if it fails to go through the relevant change registration in accordance with the provisions of this Law, it shall be ordered to go through the change registration within a time limit; If it is not handled within the time limit, a fine of two thousand yuan shall be imposed.

Article 38 If the personnel entrusted or hired by the investor to manage the affairs of a sole proprietorship enterprise violate the contract concluded by both parties and cause damage to the investor, they shall bear civil liability for compensation.

Article 39 If a sole proprietorship enterprise violates the provisions of this Law, infringes upon the legitimate rights and interests of its employees, fails to ensure their labor safety and fails to pay social insurance premiums, it shall be punished in accordance with relevant laws and administrative regulations, and the responsible personnel concerned shall be held accountable.

Article 40 If the personnel entrusted or employed by the investor violate the provisions of Article 20 of this Law and infringe upon the property rights and interests of the sole proprietorship enterprise, they shall be ordered to return the encroached property; If losses are caused to the enterprise, it shall be liable for compensation according to law; Illegal income, confiscate the illegal income; If a crime is constituted, criminal responsibility shall be investigated according to law.

Article 41 Whoever, in violation of the provisions of laws and administrative regulations, forces a sole proprietorship enterprise to provide financial resources, material resources and manpower shall be punished in accordance with the provisions of relevant laws and administrative regulations, and the responsible persons concerned shall be held accountable.

Article 42 If a sole proprietorship enterprise and its investors conceal or transfer property or evade debts before or during liquidation, they shall recover the property according to law and be punished in accordance with relevant regulations; If a crime is constituted, criminal responsibility shall be investigated according to law.

Article 43 Investors who violate the provisions of this Law shall bear civil liability for compensation and pay fines and penalties. If his property is insufficient to pay, or if he is sentenced to confiscation of property, he shall bear civil liability for compensation first.

Article 44 If the registration authority registers a sole proprietorship enterprise that does not meet the conditions stipulated in this Law, or refuses to register an enterprise that meets the conditions stipulated in this Law, the person directly responsible shall be given administrative sanctions according to law; If a crime is constituted, criminal responsibility shall be investigated according to law.

Article 45 If the superior person in charge of the registration authority forces the registration authority to register an enterprise that does not meet the requirements stipulated in this Law, or refuses to register an enterprise that meets the requirements stipulated in this Law, or shields the illegal registration behavior of the registration authority, the person directly responsible shall be given administrative sanctions according to law; If a crime is constituted, criminal responsibility shall be investigated according to law.

Article 46 If the registration authority refuses to register an application that meets the statutory requirements or fails to reply within the statutory time limit, the parties concerned may apply for administrative reconsideration or bring an administrative lawsuit according to law.

Chapter VI Supplementary Provisions

Article 47 This Law is not applicable to foreign-capital enterprises.

Article 48 This Law shall come into force as of June 5, 2000.