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1 Good! You have provided capital so it’s yours!
Personal enterprise Good! You have provided capital so it’s yours! Law does not touch much

2 Silent partnership Are you alright to keep balance? entrepreneur angel
Law cares a little Yes of course. Give good care to this capital!

3 You can make contracts with each other !
partnership You can make contracts with each other ! Law cares a little

4 Joint stock corporation
Business transactions Unworkable cash

5 Business transactions
It is not normal! anxious Law cares a lot 干渉!!

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