New Regulations In Chengdu: There Is No Trial Business For College Students.

From the Chengdu Municipal Bureau of industry and commerce, it is learned that graduates can start a business for one year without the registration of individual businesses.

According to the Chengdu industrial and commercial related staff, the Bureau has issued a number of flexible supportive policies to support college students' entrepreneurship within three years after graduation.

According to the new policy, college graduates who are engaged in activities such as food, beverages, daily necessities, books, newspapers, newspapers, retail and residential services, and temporarily do not have the conditions of applying for administrative licensing, can apply for the flexible employment certificate of business in Chengdu, carry out trial business practice activities, and be exempt from the registration of individual industrial and commercial households within one year.

If you decide to withdraw from the business within one year, it will be easier to withdraw.

After a year, the eligible college students can apply for formal business or formal business.

Li Ping, deputy director of the registration bureau of Chengdu industrial and commercial bureau, said that during the process of policy investigation, it was found that the integrity of University entrepreneurs was relatively high, which provided them with a relaxed entrepreneurial environment.

If a university student applies for a sole proprietorship enterprise or a partnership, it will be free from the capital verification report when it is registered.

The reporters also learned that, if there are minor violations or irregularities in the initial stage of the business of college graduates, individual industrial and commercial households or their founding businesses, and without serious social consequences, they can take the initiative to correct them. The Chengdu Municipal Industrial and commercial bureau will avoid the economic penalties and help them to correct them.

Xu Qiyun, editor in chief: