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enterprise to work at their home (family labor); (2) Persons who are

          working  as  apprentices  that  sent  from  schools,  training  centers  for
          practice and not paid by the enterprise; (3) Persons who are sent to
          work in an enterprise by a joint venture and the enterprise does not
          pay wage/salary.

               For  private  enterprises,  they  are  also  considered  employees  of

          the enterprise. For persons who are members of the family and engage
          in management of production or directly produce but do not receive
          wage/salary - their incomes remixed with the profit of business.

               Annual average capital of the enterprise

               Capital  of  the  enterprise  is  advance  amount  for  business
          activities  of  the  enterprise  including  total  available  capital  (owners’
          equity)  of  the  enterprise  and  liabilities  (Loans  and  other  payables).

          The  annual  average  capital  of  the  enterprise  is  calculated  as  the
          average capital of the enterprise at the beginning of the year and at the
          end of the year.

               Formula:


                                  Capital at the beginning   +   Capital at the end
               The annual               of the period            of the period
             average capital   =                         2


               Fixed  assets  and  long-term  investment  of  the  enterprise  is
          total remaining value of fixed assets, value of basic construction cost
          in progress, deposits, long-term deposits and other long-term financial

          investment amount of the enterprise.
               Net turnover of the enterprise is total income of the enterprise

          gained by selling its products or services to outside after subtracting
          taxes (special consumption tax, export tax, value added tax by method
          of direct accounts payable) and other reductions (discounts, rebates on

          goods  sold,  returned  goods).  Net  turnover  does  not  include:  (1)
          Turnover  from  financial  activities;  (2)  Turnover  from  unusual

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