The enterprise office handles social insurance.

1. This office is an unincorporated organization with non-independent accounting. So the office is not allowed to buy or sell, so there is no need to declare/pay taxes. The office is not a company, and everything must go from the head office, including invoicing and collection. Therefore, the office is only a coordinating role.

There are two main forms of branching: one is branching; One is the office. Branches can engage in business activities, and offices can generally only engage in business liaison activities within the business scope of the head office, and cannot apply for business licenses. They are not qualified to operate and cannot sign commercial trade contracts in their own names for profit-making trade and investment activities, otherwise the profit-making agreements signed will be invalid, and their duties are only to contact, understand and analyze the market situation and participate in business negotiations. Taxes of branches and offices will be different due to different regions or head offices, mainly reflected in corporate income tax and turnover tax.

2. Because the office does not have the legal person qualification, its employees can't participate in social security at their office location, but their parent company should go through the formalities of paying social security five insurances at the location of the parent company.

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