Consulting fee refers to the remuneration paid by the entrusting party to obtain the opinions or suggestions of consultants or companies on related matters. For example, lawyers or law firms pay consulting fees for consulting related legal issues, tax agents pay consulting fees for consulting related tax issues, and insurance brokers pay consulting fees for consulting related risk assessment and risk management issues. Such professionals or institutions, such as accountants (firms), doctors, pharmacists, chemists, teachers, managers, marketing planners, advertising planners, ISO consultants, insurance brokers, etc. And titles not recognized by the state. Consulting fees are generally priced according to the income generated by consulting questions. The proportion varies from time to time and from person to person, ranging from 50% to 10%.
It should be noted that many enterprises or individuals often make accounts in the name of consulting fees for the purpose of tax avoidance, tax reduction, realizing enterprise assets or off-balance-sheet cash transactions, which is very harmful to the consulting industry and the rule of law.