On-line
tool: Step 3 - Meaning of enterprise
The EC defines enterprise quite
widely, as “any entity engaged in an economic activity irrespective of
its legal form”.
The wording seems to be intended to be wider than just
"businesses". So, an individual or a trust will be an
‘enterprise’ not only if they are in business, but, arguably, merely if
they own an interest in a
company
or partnership (as investment is surely an economic activity).
Back to meaning of group, click here.
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