Regular agency accounting services, including financial systems of accounting and design companies, are within our scope. Our agency accounting can provide financial statement analysis for businesses, handle tax refund procedures such as charge registration, cancellation of registration, tax refunds, and tax exemptions.
Accounting and tax services consist of five aspects: 1. Establishing new accounts, 2. Acting as an agent for accounting, 3. Cleaning up chaotic accounts, 4. Converting manual accounts to electronic, and 5. Acting as an agent and providing consulting for import/export accounting services. Guided by the "Accounting Law," we help businesses in various industries establish standardized accounting books and build a comprehensive financial management system. Our accounting agency services include handling accounting for clients, preparing various financial reports, filing tax returns, binding accounting vouchers, and picking up and delivering accounting documents. In accordance with modern corporate accounting standards, we re-regulate and adjust the financial issues and books of the company to meet the needs of tax audits. The conversion of manual accounts to electronic mainly involves: converting clients' manual accounts to electronic software, providing basic financial knowledge training for clients' cashiers based on their actual situation, training clients on document scanning and coding, and offering client-specific financial software to meet the clients' daily account viewing needs. In line with modern corporate accounting standards, we offer agency services and consulting for import/export accounting.

Small company size, low capital composition, adding costs with a dedicated accountant; "hard to find and retain good accountants"; "the accountant has no time for me." So, the company owner thought, "Why not do the finance myself? It's just about keeping records and filing taxes, right?" But after just one month, they found themselves overwhelmed with bank reconciliation statements, a mountain of transaction records to summarize, and had to individually register every economic transaction, assets, liabilities, and equity, leaving them confused. Plus, some taxes were not filed, resulting in fines, and other business matters went unattended. In the end, they realized it was a costly mistake.

One, Reasons for Company Accounting and Tax Reporting
All companies are required to establish accounting books within fifteen days of obtaining a business license, in accordance with relevant legal regulations.
Whether or not there's business, an accountant must be hired to accurately keep the books. Then, monthly tax declarations are submitted to the tax bureau based on the ledger. This is a necessary task.
Reason Two for Company Accounting and Tax Reporting
1. Tax Requirements
A company must first keep accounts before filing taxes and then submit financial statements to the tax authority to proceed with tax reporting.
2. Annual license renewal required
The annual company audit requires submission of the company's annual report to the bureau, which also necessitates the provision of the company's financial information.
3. Company development requirements
A company's development typically boils down to three scenarios: expanding, deregistering, or transferring. In any of these cases, the tax bureau will conduct irregular audits of the company's financial records, requiring the company to maintain normal tax compliance. If not, not only transferring or changing, but even deregistration becomes impossible.

So, when seeking a formal agent for accounting and tax reporting, be aware of the following common issues:
1. Insufficient promotion of the Accounting Law's proxy bookkeeping and tax reporting has resulted in many small economic organizations, particularly individual businesses, having a limited understanding, insufficient recognition, and inadequate comprehension of "proxy bookkeeping and tax reporting."
2. The measures for "agent accounting and tax reporting" are not very effective. Currently, there are two main issues for small economic organizations that should entrust agent accounting and tax reporting and individual businesses that should establish accounts. First, the phenomenon of not establishing accounts when they should is very common. Second, many "trusted agents for accounting" lack legality. This not only disrupts the seriousness of the law but also easily leads to many other issues.
3. In the legal relationship of agency accounting and tax reporting, the issue of the principal's legal status has never been fully resolved, and there is considerable controversy in practice.
4. The potential of agency accounting services has not been fully realized. While the number of agency accounting and tax reporting institutions is increasing, their overall scale is generally small, and the range of agency services is narrow. There are few institutions that truly offer accounting services such as entrusted entity accounting, tax planning, tax declaration, internal audit, business and tax registration annual inspection, and tax and finance consultation.
5. There is irregularity in the establishment of agencies for proxy accounting and tax reporting. Agencies for proxy accounting and tax reporting must have more than 3 full-time professionals with accounting qualifications, and the person in charge of the proxy accounting and tax reporting business must hold a technical title of Certified Public Accountant or higher. However, in actual practice, a significant portion of such agencies do not comply with this regulation.
6. There is a lack of internal management in many agencies that handle bookkeeping and tax reporting. It is quite common for these agencies to have irregular operations and inadequate internal management systems. Some agencies even have internal management systems in place but they are largely ineffective. Therefore, choosing a reliable bookkeeping company is extremely important. Chuangren Enterprise Management is a commendable bookkeeping and tax reporting firm with strict corporate discipline and a commitment to genuinely solving clients' problems.
7. The professional quality of accounting and tax agencies acting as agents is not encouraging. There are still many irregularities in accounting calculations, with some not based on the accrual basis of accounting. It is also quite common for the agencies to not charge statutory and public welfare funds as required by the "Company Law" for the companies they represent. The annual financial and accounting reports prepared by the agencies only include basic accounting statements, without providing the supplementary information required by regulations.
8. There is a chaotic fee structure for agency accounting and tax reporting services. The fees vary greatly among different agencies, with some even engaging in malicious competition. Additionally, some agencies do not have a standardized accounting of their own operating income, and income concealment is quite common.
Compare the services of agencies to determine if they suit your company's needs, whether they offer additional value-added services, and what kind of guarantees they provide. Generally, a legitimate and experienced company with substantial capabilities can assure you that "as long as there are no issues with the accounting used by the company, there will be no problems. If there are no issues, you can include it in the contract."
Compared to that, isn't the company itself able to view and supervise the progress of the accounting process, considering the quality and interaction with staff and service personnel?