2025 Annual Enterprise Report Filing Guide: A Step-by-Step Tutorial (with Submission Flowchart)

Reminder Food and Drug Law Garden All kinds of regulatory materials are available at the Law Garden. ... 2025 Annual Enterprise Report Guide The annual reporting period for business entities has begun! To help you complete your annual report smoothly, we present the 2025 Annual Report Guide—be sure to save it! I. Reporting Period January 1, 2026 — June 30, 2026 II. Reporting Entities All enterprises, individual businesses, and farmers’ professional cooperatives registered on or before December 31, 2025, must submit their 2025 annual reports and assume responsibility for the authenticity and timeliness of the reported information. III. Key Points to Note for Annual Reporting ★ Data items related to farmers’ professional cooperatives have been incorporated into the “Integrated Reporting” system! Effective January 1, 2025, three data items—“distributable surplus,” “total amount returned to members based on transaction volume,” and “total amount distributed from residual surplus”—are now included in the market regulation authority’s annual report filing. ★ Annual self-inspection reports for enterprises holding industrial product production licenses are now integrated into the market regulation authority’s unified enterprise annual reporting system! Effective January 1, 2025, such annual self-inspection reports are submitted together with the enterprise annual report, in addition to the standard content stipulated under the Interim Regulations on Publicizing Enterprise Information. IV. Filing Methods Method One: Access the National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System, click the “Enterprise Information Filing” menu, select your province or municipality, then complete and publish your annual report. V. Reporting Content (II) Information regarding the entity’s operational status (e.g., commencement of operations, suspension, liquidation, etc.); (III) Information on enterprises invested in or equity purchased by the reporting entity; (IV) For limited liability companies or joint-stock companies, information on shareholders’ or initiators’ subscribed and paid-in capital amounts, contribution timelines, and contribution methods; (V) Equity transfer and other equity change information for shareholders of limited liability companies; (VII) Information including number of employees, total assets, total liabilities, guarantees provided to third parties, total owners’ equity, total operating revenue, main business revenue, total profit, net profit, and total tax payments; (VIII) Social insurance information, including numbers of participants across various insurance schemes, employer’s contribution base, actual contribution amount for the current period, and cumulative unpaid contributions; (IX) Statistical information, including primary business activities, number of female employees, and controlling party status (not applicable to branches); (X) Large enterprises must report and publicly disclose information concerning overdue payments owed to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs); (XI) Information related to special equipment; (XII) Relevant information to be reported by foreign-invested enterprises (institutions); (XIII) Relevant information to be reported by enterprises under customs administration; (XIV) Production-related information concerning products listed in the industrial product production licensing catalog. Information under items (I), (II), and (VI) must reflect the most up-to-date status as of the date of filing; all other information must reflect the status as of December 31 of the preceding year. Enterprises bear responsibility for the authenticity and timeliness of their annual report information. VI. Submission Flowchart VII. Modification of Annual Report Information (I) Timing of Modifications. Enterprises may modify their annual report information for the current year until June 30 each year. After fulfilling payment obligations, large enterprises may modify only the information concerning overdue payments to SMEs after June 30 of the same year. (II) Modification Procedure. Log in to the National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System (Sichuan Province) and click “Enterprise Information Filing” to access the system.

Interpretation of Revisions to the Guidelines on Annual and Semi-Annual Report Formats

Original "Guidelines on Semi-Annual Report Format" Revised "Guidelines on Semi-Annual Report Format" Explanation of Revisions Chapter I General Provisions Chapter I General Provisions Article 12: The content of the semi-annual report shall be reviewed and approved by the company’s board of directors. A semi-annual report not approved by the board shall not be disclosed. Directors and senior management personnel shall sign written confirmation statements regarding the semi-annual report, attesting that the board’s preparation and review procedures comply with laws, administrative regulations, and provisions issued by the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), and that the report’s content truly, accurately, and completely reflects the company’s actual situation. The board of supervisors shall review the semi-annual report prepared by the board and issue a written review opinion. Supervisors shall sign written confirmation statements. The written review opinion issued by the board of supervisors shall state whether the board’s preparation and review procedures comply with laws, administrative regulations, and CSRC provisions, and whether the report’s content truly, accurately, and completely reflects the company’s actual situation. If directors or supervisors cannot guarantee the authenticity, accuracy, or completeness of the semi-annual report, or hold objections, they shall cast dissenting or abstention votes during the board or supervisory board deliberations on the semi-annual report. If directors, supervisors, or senior management personnel cannot guarantee the authenticity, accuracy, or completeness of the semi-annual report, or hold objections, they shall express their opinions and state their reasons in their written confirmation statements; the company shall disclose such statements. If the company refuses disclosure, directors, supervisors, or senior management personnel may directly apply for disclosure. When expressing opinions pursuant to the preceding paragraph, directors, supervisors, and senior management personnel shall act prudently; their responsibility to ensure the authenticity, accuracy, and completeness of the semi-annual report is not automatically waived merely because they have expressed such opinions. Article 12: The content of the semi-annual report shall be reviewed and approved by the board of directors of a listed company. A semi-annual report not approved by the board shall not be disclosed. Financial information contained in the semi-annual report shall be pre-reviewed by the audit committee; the report shall be submitted to the board for deliberation only upon approval by a majority of the audit committee members. If directors cannot guarantee the authenticity, accuracy, or completeness of the semi-annual report, or hold objections, they shall cast dissenting or abstention votes during the board’s deliberation on the semi-annual report. If audit committee members cannot guarantee the authenticity, accuracy, or completeness of the financial information in the semi-annual report, or hold objections, they shall cast dissenting or abstention votes during the audit committee’s review of the semi-annual report. Directors and senior management personnel shall sign written confirmation statements regarding the semi-annual report, attesting that the board’s preparation and review procedures comply with laws, administrative regulations, and CSRC provisions, and that the report’s content truly, accurately, and completely reflects the listed company’s actual situation. If directors or senior management personnel cannot guarantee the authenticity, accuracy, or completeness of the semi-annual report, or hold objections, they shall express their opinions and state their reasons in their written confirmation statements; the listed company shall disclose such statements. If the listed company refuses disclosure, directors and senior management personnel may directly apply for disclosure. When expressing opinions pursuant to the preceding paragraph, directors and senior management personnel shall act prudently; their responsibility to ensure the authenticity, accuracy, and completeness of the semi-annual report is not automatically waived merely because they have expressed such opinions. Transferred responsibilities previously assigned to the board of supervisors to the audit committee.

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