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How much is stone mining in the economic sector code? What activities does this industry group have?
Stone mining belongs to the economic sector code specified in STT 08 Part B Section II Appendix II – Contents of Vietnam Economic Sector System issued with Decision 27/2018/QD-TTg as follows:
081 – 0810: Mining stone, sand, gravel, clay
08101: Stone quarrying
This group includes:
– Mining activities to produce stones for construction and sculpture in rough form that have been roughly trimmed or sawed and cut at the quarry site such as: marble slate, granite, sandstone…
– Activities of splitting and breaking rocks to use as raw materials for the production of construction materials and road construction;
– Chalk mining activities as refractory materials;
– Stone crushing and crushing activities.
08102: Sand and gravel mining
This group includes:
– Sand and gravel mining activities to serve construction and material production;
08103: Clay mining
This group includes:
– Clay and kaolin mining activities;
– Clay exploitation activities as refractory materials and ceramics.
Exclusions:
– Bitumen sand mining activities are classified in group 06100 (Crude oil exploitation);
– Mining of fertilizer minerals and chemical minerals is classified in group 08910 (Mining of chemical minerals and fertilizer minerals);
– Production of fused minerals is classified in group 2394 (Manufacture of cement, lime, gypsum);
– Stone cutting, trimming and stone finishing activities are classified in group 23960 (Stone cutting, shaping and finishing).
Thus, according to the above regulations, stone mining belongs to the economic sector code 08101. And has the following activities:
– Mining activities to produce stones for construction and sculpture in rough form that have been roughly trimmed or sawed and cut at the quarry site such as: marble slate, granite, sandstone…
– Activities of splitting and breaking rocks to use as raw materials for the production of construction materials and road construction;
– Chalk mining activities as refractory materials;
– Stone crushing and crushing activities.
To establish a limited liability company of stone mining, what documents are required?
Based on Article 24 of Decree 01/2021/ND-CP, to establish a limited liability company of stone mining, the documents include the following documents:
– Application for business registration.
– Company charter.
– Copies of the following documents:
+ Personal legal documents for the legal representative of the enterprise;
+ Personal legal documents for company owners who are individuals; Legal documents of the organization for the company owner being an organization (except in cases where the company owner is the State); Legal documents of the individual for the authorized representative and document appointing the authorized representative.
For company owners who are foreign organizations, copies of the organization’s legal documents must be consularly legalized;
+ Investment registration certificate in case the enterprise is established by a foreign investor or an economic organization with foreign investment capital according to the provisions of the Investment Law and its guiding documents.
In which agency does the individual submit the application to establish a limited liability company of stone mining?
The individual submits the application for business registration at the agency specified in Clause 1, Article 32 of Decree 01/2021/ND-CP as follows:
Receiving and processing the registration application business
1. The person submitting the application for business registration according to the provisions of this Decree submits the application at the Business Registration Office where the enterprise is headquartered.
2. Business registration dossiers are received to enter information into the National Business Registration Information System when all of the following conditions are met:
a) There are enough documents as prescribed in this Decree;
b) The business name has been filled in in the Application for Business Registration, Application for Change of Business Registration Content, Notice of Change in Business Registration Content;
c) There is a contact address of the person submitting the business registration application;
d) Full payment of business registration fees and charges according to regulations determined.
3. After receiving the business registration application, the Business Registration Office issues a Receipt of receipt of the application to the applicant.
4. After giving the Receipt of receipt of the application, the Business Registration Office fully and accurately enters the information in the business registration application, checks the validity of the application and downloads the digitized documents in the business registration application into the National Information System on Business Registration.
5. The business founder or enterprise can stop carrying out business registration procedures when the business registration application has not been approved on the National Business Registration Information System. In this case, the person competent to sign the document requesting business registration sends a written request to stop carrying out business registration procedures to the Business Registration Office where the application was submitted. The Business Registration Office shall consider and issue a notice to stop carrying out business registration procedures for businesses and cancel business registration documents according to the process on the National Business Registration Information System within 03 working days from the date of receipt of the written request. In case of refusal to stop carrying out business registration procedures, the Business Registration Office shall issue a written notice and clearly state the reason for refusal to the business founder or enterprise.
Thus, according to the above regulations, the individual submits an application to register to establish a limited liability company, MTV, and stone mining at the Business Registration Office where the company’s headquarters is located.
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