Commercial Enterprise is simply defined in Article 11/1 of the TCC by way of a reference to a benchmark with the turnover threshold of a craftsman’s business. The definition provides three essential elements that should be required for a commercial enterprise. Accordingly, in the light of the definition of the law, the essential elements of a commercial enterprise can be listed as follows:

i. to generate an income that will be above the craftsman’s turnover to be announced:

ii. continuity: The commercial business should be continuous, not temporary.

iii. independence: This criterion qualifies a commercial enterprise from a “branch” which is not an independent unit.

Therefore, the correct option is B.