1, Company Law: Entrepreneurs need to know how to register a company, including company type, registration process, registered capital, ownership structure, etc.
2. Contract Law: Entrepreneurs need to understand the relevant provisions of the contract law, such as contract signing, performance and breach of contract.
3. Labor Law: If there are employees, entrepreneurs need to understand the relevant provisions of the labor law, such as labor contracts, wages, benefits, etc.
4. Tax Law: Entrepreneurs need to understand the relevant provisions of the tax law, such as taxes, tax obligations, tax preferences, etc.
5. Intellectual Property Law: Entrepreneurs need to understand the protection of intellectual property rights, including trademarks, patents and copyrights.
6. Consumer Protection Law: Entrepreneurs need to understand the relevant provisions of the Consumer Protection Law such as consumer rights and complaint handling.
7. Anti-unfair competition law: Entrepreneurs need to understand the relevant provisions of the anti-unfair competition law, such as false propaganda and commercial bribery.
8. Environmental Protection Law: Entrepreneurs need to understand the relevant provisions of environmental protection law, such as pollution discharge standards and environmental responsibilities.
9. Safety production law: Entrepreneurs need to understand the relevant provisions of the safety production law, such as safety production responsibility and accident handling.
10, Product Quality Law: Entrepreneurs need to understand the relevant provisions of the Product Quality Law, such as product quality standards and quality responsibilities.
Methods to improve legal literacy;
1. Learn legal knowledge: Entrepreneurs can constantly learn and accumulate legal knowledge by reading relevant laws and regulations, attending legal training courses and consulting professional lawyers.
2. Establish a legal team: Entrepreneurs can hire professional lawyers as legal advisers, or set up their own legal team, so that they can get timely and professional help when they encounter legal problems.
3. Understand legal procedures: Entrepreneurs need to understand various legal procedures, such as litigation procedures and administrative procedures, so that they can take timely action when they encounter problems.