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A pure trading model that involves wholesale operations without storage is possible; of course, some small and micro enterprises choose to operate without a license, thinking that as long as they aren’t caught they’ll be fine, thus operating on the edge of the law. If this is discovered by the relevant authorities, the goods will be confiscated and a fine of around 50,000 to 200,000 will be imposed; in serious cases, criminal liability may also arise. There are also some companies that, out of fear, choose to operate under the name of companies that hold a license to handle hazardous chemicals, paying a certain fee each year for this arrangement. When customers need invoices, they have to pay the relevant taxes and fees. Have you encountered the following problems with these affiliates? (1) There are too many business tasks; it’s difficult for a single company to handle them all, which is very frustrating. (2) In the past, customers didn’t require invoices when purchasing oil, but now most of them do demand them. Since I don’t have a company, I’m unable to issue invoices. Some customers also require a ‘Hazardous Chemicals License’ for bidding purposes, and I can’t provide that either. (3) In the past, I used other companies to handle transactions; not only was it hard to keep track of everything, but there was also a risk that those companies might take over my business. It cost a lot of money per ton, and it reduced my profits significantly. What is the purpose of a Hazardous Chemicals Operating License? 1. It allows for legal and proper handling of hazardous chemicals. 2. It enables signing contracts with customers and companies, handling financial transactions, and issuing invoices. 3. It allows participation in relevant large-scale bidding processes