Legal and accounting activities

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This division covers legal representation and advice in civil and criminal cases, labour disputes, and other judicial matters, including the preparation of legal documents such as deeds, wills, trusts, and incorporation agreements. It also covers activities of notaries public, bailiffs, arbitrators, and referees. Additionally, it includes accounting and bookkeeping services, such as auditing, preparing financial statements, and maintaining financial records.

Activities auxiliary to financial services and insurance activities

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This division covers services related to financial activities that do not directly provide financial services themselves, with a primary breakdown based on the type of financial transaction or funding served. This group covers the role of agents, such as brokers, in selling annuities and insurance policies, as well as providing employee benefits and other insurance and pension-related services like claims adjustment and third-party administration.

Financial and insurance service activities

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This division covers activities like banking and lending by financial institutions such as banks and credit unions. It also includes money order activities and specialized lending for house purchases. This division also covers central banks, which issue currency, manage the money supply, and oversee banking operations. This division also covers the underwriting of insurance policies and investment of premiums to build financial assets for future claims. It includes both direct insurance and reinsurance services.

Telecommunications

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This division covers the provision of telecommunications services, enabling the transmission of voice, data, text, sound, and video through various technologies. Activities focus on transmitting content without creating it, using infrastructure like cable, wireless, or satellite networks.

Audiovisual and broadcasting services

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This division covers the production and distribution of motion pictures, including theatrical and non-theatrical films, video tapes, and discs, along with supporting activities like editing and dubbing. It also includes sound recording, such as creating and distributing original music and providing studio services. Additionally, this division includes creating or acquiring content for broadcasting via radio, television, or internet.

Publishing activities

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This division covers the publishing of a wide range of materials, including books, newspapers, periodicals, maps, and software, in formats such as print, electronic, and multimedia. It involves acquiring copyrights and distributing content to the public across various platforms. This includes the publishing of computer games for all platforms and ready-made (non-customized) software, such as operating systems and business applications, including adaptations for specific markets.

Food and beverage service activities

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This division covers food and beverage serving activities that provide complete meals or drinks ready for immediate consumption. These services are offered in various settings, including traditional restaurants, self-service or take-away outlets, and temporary stands, with or without seating. The focus is on meals prepared for immediate enjoyment, regardless of the type of facility.

Accommodation

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This division covers the provision of short-stay accommodation for visitors and travellers, as well as longer-term housing for students, workers, and similar individuals. Services may include accommodation alone or combined with meals and recreational facilities.

Postal and courier activities

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This division covers postal and courier activities, such as the pickup, transport, and delivery of letters and parcels. It covers services operating under a universal service obligation, involving sorting, processing, and using infrastructure like retail locations and sorting facilities to deliver mail. It also includes private firms involved in similar activities outside of the universal service framework, handling both domestic and international deliveries.