Does China Tobacco belong to small and micro enterprises?

Belong to. The reason why China Tobacco is a small and micro enterprise is that tobacco is a three-level legal person system. At present, Tobacco Corporation is only a management unit, and its actual business is in local tobacco companies and prefecture-level commercial companies. Therefore, China Tobacco Corporation is a small and micro enterprise and a small-scale taxpayer. Tobacco companies are state monopoly enterprises under the state monopoly system, not government agencies and institutions. Tobacco companies have no civil servants and career establishment personnel. Tobacco Company (Tobacco Bureau) This is a monopoly industry, which exists in all regions. This is a unit with two brands. But there is a difference between a tobacco company and a tobacco bureau. Tobacco companies sell cigarettes, cigarettes are sold to retailers, and retailers sell them to smokers. The Tobacco Bureau is responsible for handling tobacco licenses and checking counterfeit cigarettes and smuggled cigarettes. , belonging to the government management department. From the national level, the State Tobacco Monopoly Bureau is subordinate to the second-level institutions managed by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, with staffing and full financial allocation. In addition to the National Tobacco Bureau, we usually refer to tobacco companies and tobacco bureaus as provincial, municipal and county-level units, and national tobacco is a team of two brands. Such units implement an enterprise management system, which is neither an administrative organ nor a public institution, but an administrative law enforcement agency of the State Tobacco Monopoly Law, and belongs to a state-owned enterprise. According to employees, operating income, total assets and other indicators, combined with industry characteristics, small and medium-sized enterprises are divided into three types: medium-sized, small and micro.

Legal basis:

Provisions on Classification Standards for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises III. The industries to which these Provisions apply include: agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, fishery, industry (including mining, manufacturing, electricity, heat, gas and water production and supply), construction, wholesale, retail, transportation (excluding railway transportation), warehousing, postal services, accommodation, catering and information transmission. Property management, leasing and business services, other industries not listed (including scientific research and technical services, water conservancy, environmental and public facilities management, residential services, repair and other services, social work, culture, sports and entertainment, etc.). ).