The specific contents of each agency business are as follows: (1) perennial agency business 1. Acting as an agent for tax declaration, tax self-inspection and liquidation of various tax businesses; 2. Acting as an agent for the overall tax arrangement of enterprises, tax assessment of investment projects and making tax-related documents.
3. Establish enterprise tax accounting system and design enterprise financial system.
4. Assist enterprises to carry out joint-stock reform and mergers and acquisitions between enterprises, and design management systems as agents.
5. Provide management suggestions such as report analysis for enterprises.
6. Other perennial agency business required by customers.
(2) Special agency business 1. Acting as an agent for enterprises to handle industrial and commercial and tax registration, change and cancellation procedures; 2. Acting as an agent for tax reduction and exemption, acting as an agent for administrative reconsideration, and coordinating the relationship with tax authorities; 3. Acting as an agent to review the final settlement of enterprise income tax and go through the examination and approval procedures; 4. Acting as an agent to write off the property losses of enterprises and go through the examination and approval procedures; 5. Acting as an agent or assisting enterprises to prepare cash flow statements; 6. Acting as a general taxpayer; 7. Acting as an agent for export tax refund; 8. To declare and withdraw management fees on behalf of the group; 9. The agent declares R&D expenses; 10. Other agency business required by customers.
(3) Being a perennial tax accounting consultant 1. Provide daily financial and taxation knowledge consultation, including telephone consultation, on-site consultation and online consultation.
2. Guide or assist enterprises to handle daily tax-related matters; 3 to assist or guide enterprises to carry out financial and tax knowledge training, and to participate in the unified organization of business training for free; 4. Organize customers to attend tax consultation meetings on a regular basis; 5. Publish "Tax Consultation Information" once a month, and present "Compilation of Enterprise Finance and Taxation Regulations" every year.
6. Other businesses required by customers.
(4) tax planning 1. Conduct tax review for different purposes to reveal the tax risks existing in the current tax structure and the links that need to be improved; 2. Fully understand the operating structure and financial operation characteristics of the company, analyze the tax-related matters in the operation process, and tap the potential of tax saving; 3. Combined with the overall business thinking of the company, provide suggestions on the adjustment and improvement of relevant internal tax policies for the company to determine and change its business policies and strategies; 4. Help the company to implement the tax planning scheme.
(5) Acting as an agent for enterprise accounting business 1. Bookkeeping service can solve the following problems for you: a. Computer bookkeeping can provide you with timely financial accounting information, such as current account details; Breakdown of costs and expenses; Current profit and loss etc.
B. It can stabilize the finance for a long time and avoid frequent replacement of the company's accounting personnel; C. It can save costs, and the cost of paying the agent's bookkeeping is lower than that of recruiting employees, and there is no need to pay four gold; D. agency bookkeeping is more professional than ordinary accounting. Make effective tax planning when making accounts to reduce tax risks.
E for the part where the employee's salary exceeds the taxable salary, the taxable income should be adjusted, and the agency bookkeeping fee can be paid in full before tax.
2. Workflow of agency bookkeeping business: a. Sign an agency bookkeeping business agreement to stipulate the rights and obligations of both parties; B. Assign a special person to give on-site guidance, set up company account books according to the company's situation, and initiate account establishment; Guide cashier to complete cash book and deposit journal; Deposit and loan receiving and dispatching ledger; D. Review vouchers, register account books, prepare statements and fill in tax returns;