GB/T 46276-2025 Guidelines of classification for discredit information of business entities English, Anglais, Englisch, Inglés, えいご
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NATIONAL STANDARD OF THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA
GB/T 46276-2025
Guidelines for Classification of Discredit Information of Business Entities
Issued on 2025-08-29 Implemented on 2025-12-01
Issued by State Administration for Market Regulation
Standardization Administration of China
Contents
Foreword
1 Scope
2 Normative References
3 Terms and Definitions
4 Basic Principles
4.1 Uniqueness
4.2 Universality
4.3 Applicability
4.4 Extensibility
5 Scope of Discredit Information
6 Classification Framework
7 Coding Rules
7.1 Code Structure
7.2 Basic Code Methodology
7.3 Extended Code Methodology
8 Classification and Codes
8.1 Information Sources Categories & Codes
8.2 Basic Categories & Codes
8.3 Extended Categories & Codes
References
1 Scope
This document establishes fundamental principles for classifying discredit information of business entities, specifying the scope, classification framework, coding rules, and corresponding codes.
It applies to the classification and utilization of discredit information in regulatory activities.
2 Normative References
Indispensable provisions through normative citation:
GB/T 2260 Codes for administrative divisions of China
GB/T 4657 Codes for central Party/state agencies and social organizations
GB/T 10113 General terms for classification and coding
GB/T 22117 Credit - Basic terminology
GB/T 37914 Credit information classification and coding specification
3 Terms and Definitions
3.1 Credit
An individual's or organization's willingness and capability to fulfill commitments.
[Source: GB/T 22117-2018, 2.1]
3.2 Credit Information
Records generated during socio-economic activities that relate to creditworthiness, including data used for credit evaluation.
[Source: GB/T 22117-2018, 2.22]
3.3 Information Classification
The process of grouping information with common attributes while differentiating distinct characteristics.
[Source: GB/T 10113-2003, 2.1.3]
3.4 Business Entity
Individuals or organizations engaged in profit-oriented operations within defined scopes.
3.5 Discredit
Violations of legal/contractual obligations or credit commitments by a credit subject.
[Source: GB/T 22117-2018, 2.13]
3.6 Discredit Information
Documented instances where business entities breach laws, regulations, or are recorded in negative credit archives.
4 Basic Principles
4.1 Uniqueness
No overlapping categories across classification methods
One-to-one correspondence between codes and discredit types
4.2 Universality
Covers fundamental discredit scenarios meeting regulatory needs.
4.3 Applicability
Ensures practical operability for systematic management.
4.4 Extensibility
Maintains stable yet adaptable structure with reserved coding space.
Note: Updates shall maintain dimensional consistency without overlap.
Standard
GB/T 46276-2025 Guidelines of classification for discredit information of business entities (English Version)
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GB/T 46276-2025
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Detail of GB/T 46276-2025
Standard No.
GB/T 46276-2025
English Name
Guidelines of classification for discredit information of business entities
GB/T 46276-2025 Guidelines of classification for discredit information of business entities English, Anglais, Englisch, Inglés, えいご
This is a draft translation for reference among interesting stakeholders. The finalized translation (passing thorugh draft translation, self-check, revision and varification) will be delivered upon being ordered.
NATIONAL STANDARD OF THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA
GB/T 46276-2025
Guidelines for Classification of Discredit Information of Business Entities
Issued on 2025-08-29 Implemented on 2025-12-01
Issued by State Administration for Market Regulation
Standardization Administration of China
Contents
Foreword
1 Scope
2 Normative References
3 Terms and Definitions
4 Basic Principles
4.1 Uniqueness
4.2 Universality
4.3 Applicability
4.4 Extensibility
5 Scope of Discredit Information
6 Classification Framework
7 Coding Rules
7.1 Code Structure
7.2 Basic Code Methodology
7.3 Extended Code Methodology
8 Classification and Codes
8.1 Information Sources Categories & Codes
8.2 Basic Categories & Codes
8.3 Extended Categories & Codes
References
1 Scope
This document establishes fundamental principles for classifying discredit information of business entities, specifying the scope, classification framework, coding rules, and corresponding codes.
It applies to the classification and utilization of discredit information in regulatory activities.
2 Normative References
Indispensable provisions through normative citation:
GB/T 2260 Codes for administrative divisions of China
GB/T 4657 Codes for central Party/state agencies and social organizations
GB/T 10113 General terms for classification and coding
GB/T 22117 Credit - Basic terminology
GB/T 37914 Credit information classification and coding specification
3 Terms and Definitions
3.1 Credit
An individual's or organization's willingness and capability to fulfill commitments.
[Source: GB/T 22117-2018, 2.1]
3.2 Credit Information
Records generated during socio-economic activities that relate to creditworthiness, including data used for credit evaluation.
[Source: GB/T 22117-2018, 2.22]
3.3 Information Classification
The process of grouping information with common attributes while differentiating distinct characteristics.
[Source: GB/T 10113-2003, 2.1.3]
3.4 Business Entity
Individuals or organizations engaged in profit-oriented operations within defined scopes.
3.5 Discredit
Violations of legal/contractual obligations or credit commitments by a credit subject.
[Source: GB/T 22117-2018, 2.13]
3.6 Discredit Information
Documented instances where business entities breach laws, regulations, or are recorded in negative credit archives.
4 Basic Principles
4.1 Uniqueness
No overlapping categories across classification methods
One-to-one correspondence between codes and discredit types
4.2 Universality
Covers fundamental discredit scenarios meeting regulatory needs.
4.3 Applicability
Ensures practical operability for systematic management.
4.4 Extensibility
Maintains stable yet adaptable structure with reserved coding space.
Note: Updates shall maintain dimensional consistency without overlap.
