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佛山市禅城区：印发佛山市禅城区连锁经营行业发展促进办法（暂行）

作者：admin 发布时间：2022-04-08

2022年4月8日，佛山市禅城区人民政府办公室印发《佛山市禅城区连锁经营行业发展促进办法（暂行）》。

《促進辦法》的主要內容和說明：

（一）扶持對象爲在佛山市禅城區進行工商注冊、稅務登記，誠信經營、無重大違法違紀行爲，從事連鎖經營及相關行業的企業和機構，或根據本辦法規定在我區開展的相關促進連鎖經營發展的項目。

（二）本《促進辦法》總結了《佛山市禅城區連鎖經營行業發展促進辦法（試行）》等相關促進辦法關于對連鎖經營行業扶持措施的實施成效，找准促進我區商業經濟發展和消費數據增長的關鍵因素，在配合支持完成市消費數據統計和管理三年行動方案目標任務的同時，逐步實現促進商業數據穩增長工作目標。新制定的促進辦法重點方向爲：

首先加大力度引進連鎖企業總部和知名品牌，對新引進的連鎖企業總部、國際國內知名品牌首店、招商企業等進行獎勵；

其次支持连锁企业规范发展，持续提升壮大经营规模，对连锁企业总部开展直营连锁认定和商业特許經營备案工作和拓店给予奖励；

第三是鼓勵國資、政府産業基金和社會資金等對連鎖發展給予助力；通過提高審批效率，優化審批流程，規範執法過程等行政措施促進連鎖商業發展（詳細解讀見：附件《佛山市禅城區連鎖經營行業發展促進辦法》主要扶持內容解讀）。

《促進辦法》的組織實施，預計3-5年，將提升佛山現代服務業發展水平，夯實禅城商業中心地位，促進禅城連鎖商業的豐富和發展，推動禅城商業載體與特色連鎖商業業態、優質商業品牌的融合與對接；有利于我區連鎖總部的發展壯大；有利于我區積極培育服務業新業態、引進新品牌；有利于打造一批連鎖經營孵化培育平台，培育、扶持和引進優質連鎖品牌，推動禅城成爲連鎖品牌的成長地和總部集聚區。

一圖讀懂《佛山市禅城區連鎖經營行業發展促進辦法（暫行）》

原文鏈接：

1、《佛山市禅城区人民政府办公室关于印发佛山市禅城区连锁经营行业发展促进办法（暂行）的通知》（佛禅府办〔 2022〕 9 号）

原文鏈接：http://www.chancheng.gov.cn/jkj/zwgk/bmwj/gfxwj/content/post_5223657.html

2、《佛山市禅城區連鎖經營行業發展促進辦法（暫行）》政策解读

原文鏈接：http://www.chancheng.gov.cn/jkj/zwgk/bmwj/zcjd/content/post_5223677.html

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佛山市禅城区：印发佛山市禅城区连锁经营行业发展促进办法（ 暂行）

佛山市禅城区：印发佛山市禅城区连锁经营行业发展促进办法（暂行）