What departments must a company establish?

1, Marketing Department-responsible for the sales or leasing of development projects, and the "leading" department of the company. ?

2. Finance Department-responsible for the company's accounting and financial management, is the core department of the company. ?

3. The engineering department is responsible for the construction and management of the project to ensure the implementation of time limit, quality, safety and cost control. ?

4. Office-responsible for communication from top to bottom and coordination from left to right. ?

5. Human Resources Department-responsible for the development, distribution and management of human resources. ?

6. Development Department-responsible for the company's development strategy, the specific planning of the project, the acquisition of land and the handling of relevant licenses and a series of pre-development work. ?

7. Other required departments, such as public relations department and material collection management department.

Every company has different department settings. According to the company's operation, it can be divided into design department, operation department (or prophase department), engineering department, budget department, comprehensive office (administration department, personnel department), finance department, customer service department, property department, project department, chief engineer's office, sales department and planning department.

There is also a simple organization: business department, engineering department, finance department, comprehensive office business department, personnel department, finance department, and some companies also have investment department.

Different organizational forms and ways of taking responsibility:

(a) the operating income of registered individual industrial and commercial households belongs to individual citizens or families. Among them, self-employed, with personal property to repay; Family business, repaid with family property.

(2) The property of a sole proprietorship enterprise belongs to the investor, and the investor shall bear unlimited liability for the debts of the enterprise with his personal property. 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.

(3) A one-person limited liability company shall bear external liabilities with the company's property, but if the shareholders cannot prove that the company's property is independent of the shareholders' own property, they shall be jointly and severally liable for the company's debts.

(4) The partnership enterprise shall first pay off the debts of the enterprise with the property of the partnership enterprise. When the debts are insufficient, the partners shall bear unlimited joint liability with their property. Because the partners are jointly and severally liable for the debts of the partnership. ?

(5) A limited liability company or a joint stock limited company shall be liable for the debts of the company with all its property, and shareholders shall be liable for the company to the extent of their subscribed capital contribution (or subscribed shares).