Tax management is an important link in the financial center, and its main processes include:
1. tax planning: the financial center makes appropriate tax planning plans according to the financial situation and tax policies of the enterprise, so as to reduce the tax burden and avoid taxes legally.
2. Tax declaration: According to tax laws and regulations, the financial enjoyment center is responsible for timely declaration of tax returns for various taxes, such as value-added tax and enterprise income tax. In the process of declaration, it is necessary to collect, sort out and check tax-related information, accounting vouchers and other related materials.
3. Tax review: The tax department reviews the tax returns of the financial center mainly to verify the accuracy and legality of the declared taxes. There may be different levels of taxpayer services in the review.
4. Tax consultation: The Finance Center provides tax-related consulting services for employees, answers their questions about tax policies and provides them with reasonable tax planning suggestions.
5. Tax dispute settlement: if there is a dispute between the financial center and the tax department in tax treatment, it needs to be resolved. The financial center can solve disputes through consultation, reconsideration and application for administrative litigation.
And tax compliance management: the financial center needs to keep abreast of the latest tax policies and regulations to ensure that enterprises pay taxes in compliance with regulations. At the same time, the financial center should also carry out internal control and risk management on tax compliance to avoid tax risks.
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Finance * * * Enjoy Service Center (Finance? Shared? Service? Center) is a popular accounting and reporting business management method in recent years. Its purpose is to take the accounting business of entities in different countries and places to a SSC(*** Service Center) for accounting and reporting.
The advantage of doing this is to ensure the standardization and unified structure of accounting records and reports, and to save system and labor costs because there is no need to set up accountants in every company and office, but this operation is limited by the legal provisions of some countries.