How to see if it is a self-sustaining enterprise?

Self-sustaining operation means that an enterprise owns and operates its own commercial property, rather than leasing other people's property for commercial purposes. The method for judging whether it is a self-sustaining business is as follows:

1. Property ownership: If the property right of commercial property belongs to the enterprise, that is, the enterprise is the owner of the property right, it can be judged as self-sustaining operation.

2. Rent expenditure: If the enterprise fails to pay the rent of commercial property (or other forms of property expenditure) and has complete right to use and operate, it can be judged as self-sustaining.

3. Balance Sheet: In the balance sheet of an enterprise, self-sustaining business will be listed as fixed assets, while leasing business will be listed as leasing expenses in assets or liabilities.

4. Operation plan: whether an enterprise operates commercial properties, whether it employs employees, whether it bears operational risks and whether it is responsible for daily maintenance is also an important factor in judging whether it is self-sustaining.