1. Taxes are different: the only difference between self-employed individuals and companies is income tax. Self-employed individuals pay personal income tax, and companies pay enterprise income tax. The same is true in other aspects. Self-employed individuals can also audit accounts and collect taxes, and companies can also approve the collection. Self-employed individuals can also apply for general taxpayers.

2. Industry and commerce are different: there are two differences between industry and commerce, one is the business license of individual industrial and commercial households, and the other is the business license of enterprise legal person. In terms of paying industrial and commercial management fees and registration fees, the procedures for registering a company are relatively complicated, and the cost of capital verification is also relatively high.

3. Different management: In the management mode, registered companies can ask accountants to do accounts, and registered self-employed individuals can also ask accountants to do accounts. The key is to see if the operator has done this. It doesn't mean that you have to have an accountant or something to register a company. If the operator doesn't set it up, there will be no problem.

It is very convenient to register as a self-employed person in industrial and commercial procedures, but I am afraid that some customers will look down on it when they see that it is not a company. In addition, the operator's own requirements in other aspects are not much different.

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