Can I add maternal and infant children's clothes to the business clothes of self-employed households?

You can add children's clothes to your mother and baby, and your mother can show you your baby's clothes when she likes to watch them. I feel that this can kill two birds with one stone, your mother can have fun, and you can save time to go to other stores to buy clothes for your baby.

I. Business scope of individual industrial and commercial households

1. Industry and handicrafts refer to the exploitation of natural resources and the production, manufacture and processing of commodities, the exploitation of minerals and the repair of production equipment and tools.

2, transportation, refers to the highway, water passenger and cargo transportation, loading and unloading, etc.

3. Catering industry refers to restaurants, restaurants, restaurants, cold drinks shops, pubs, teahouses and noodle shops.

4, the construction industry, refers to the civil construction, equipment installation and architectural design, housing repair, etc.

5. Service industry refers to hairdressing, photography, bathing, dyeing, hotels, lettering, sports and entertainment, information dissemination, scientific and technological exchanges and consulting services.

6, other industries, refers to the national laws and policies allow individual industrial and commercial households to operate in other industries.

Two, individual industrial and commercial households to set up business steps:

The establishment of individual industrial and commercial households generally goes through the following steps:

Step 1: Individual contractors or vendors who need names should register their names in advance.

1. After consulting, receive and fill in the Application for Pre-approval (Change) of Name, and prepare relevant materials at the same time; China citizens who are permanent residents of Hongkong and Macao shall submit their identity documents and identity verification documents when setting up individual industrial and commercial households. Among them, Hong Kong residents are required to submit:

(1) Copy of Hong Kong Permanent Identity Card.

(2) A home visit permit for Hong Kong and Macao compatriots or a passport for Hong Kong and Macao residents to and from the Mainland or a copy of the passports of People's Republic of China (PRC) and China Special Administrative Region.

(3) Identity certificate (identity verification document) issued by a Hong Kong lawyer (a notary public entrusted by China) confirmed by China Legal Service (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd. approved by the Ministry of Justice.