The so - called "establishing economic entities" refers to using its own resources to invest in the establishment of companies (enterprise legal persons) or unincorporated business institutions, carry out economic activities, and implement independent accounting and self - financing. As non - profit organizations, social organizations mainly rely on membership fees, donations, and government subsidies for their funds. However, these funds are often insufficient to support their daily operations and carry out more activities. Therefore, social organizations can establish economic entities through legal procedures to broaden their sources of funds, increase income, and supplement activity funds. This article focuses on listing the key points of compliance practice for social organizations in establishing economic entities, helping social organizations better establish and operate economic entities within the legal scope, promote their own development, and thus better achieve their purposes and goals.

On December 20th, the 4th Haolue Criminal Defense Forum was successfully held at the Beijing office of Haolue Law Firm. With the theme of "Former Criminal Tribunal Judges Discuss Defense - Adjudication Conflicts", this forum was the first in the industry to focus on this topic from the perspective of former judges. More than ten lawyers who had worked in the criminal tribunals of courts in Beijing, Tianjin, Liaoning, Shandong, and other places spoke in turn about defense - adjudication conflicts. Han Xu, a professor and doctoral supervisor at the Law School of Sichuan University, and Zhu Jun, the former chief judge of the Second Criminal Tribunal of the Beijing High - level People's Court, provided comments. Jiang Weijie, the founder of Haolue Law Firm, presided over the forum, which was carried out both online and offline.

In recent years, forum and seminar activities have surged like a spring tide, surging the wave of the high - quality development of social organizations and gathering the wisdom of ideological and cultural exchanges. However, in this upsurge, there are also some undercurrents of violations of laws and regulations. Like poisonous weeds, they erode the rational use of resources, disrupt the fair competition in the market, and damage the legitimate rights and interests of the public. Therefore, China's supervision in this field has gradually become stricter, and relevant punishment measures have also become more severe.

The so - called "establishing economic entities" refers to using its own resources to invest in the establishment of companies (enterprise legal persons) or unincorporated business institutions, carry out economic activities, and implement independent accounting and self - financing. As non - profit organizations, social organizations mainly rely on membership fees, donations, and government subsidies for their funds. However, these funds are often insufficient to support their daily operations and carry out more activities. Therefore, social organizations can establish economic entities through legal procedures to broaden their sources of funds, increase income, and supplement activity funds. This article focuses on listing the key points of compliance practice for social organizations in establishing economic entities, helping social organizations better establish and operate economic entities within the legal scope, promote their own development, and thus better achieve their purposes and goals.