1. seal engraving: cooperatives need to engrave official seals, financial seals, corporate seals, contract seals, invoice seals and other seals.
2. Bank account opening: The cooperative needs to open a basic account in the bank for daily fund collection and payment and financial management.
3. National tax declaration: the cooperative needs to report to the local State Taxation Bureau and apply for a tax registration certificate within 30 days after handling the business license.
4. Local tax declaration: the cooperative needs to report to the local local tax bureau within 30 days after handling the business license and apply for the tax registration certificate.
5. Signing tripartite agreement: The cooperative needs to sign an entrusted deduction agreement with the State Taxation Bureau and the Local Taxation Bureau to ensure timely tax declaration and withholding of the paid taxes.
6. Submit the application for approval of business projects: If the business projects of cooperatives need to be approved, such as seed production license and pesticide business license, they need to submit the application to the relevant competent authorities and get approval.
7. Apply for invoices: If a cooperative needs to issue invoices, it needs to apply to the local tax authorities for receiving and purchasing invoices and purchasing tax-controlled equipment.
8. Normal operation: After completing the above procedures, the cooperative can start normal operation, but it must abide by relevant laws and regulations, such as tax policies and product quality standards.
9. Tax declaration: cooperatives need to make quarterly tax declarations, including sales, turnover and profits. Please consult the local tax authorities for details.
The above are some procedures that the cooperative needs to go through after handling the business license. The specific procedures and requirements may vary according to different regions and industries. It is suggested that cooperatives consult relevant local departments or professional institutions in time to understand relevant policies and requirements.