1. Positive answer

Individual industrial and commercial households need accounting agents. The scale of self-employed business is small. Currently, according to the new national policy requirements, self-employed businesses also need to keep accounts and file tax returns in accordance with regulations. However, the scale of self-employed business is small. For individual industrial and commercial households who need to set up accounts, they actually need accounting agents. Because agency accounting can not only ensure that individual industrial and commercial households' accounting issues are dealt with professionally, but can also help individual industrial and commercial households save accounting processing costs and reduce the operating burden of individual industrial and commercial households during their operations.

2. Detailed analysis

Agency accounting refers to entrusting a series of tasks such as accounting, bookkeeping, and tax declaration of the enterprise to a professional accounting company. Only cashiers are set up to be responsible for daily currency receipts and payments and property custody. The business content of agency accounting mainly includes auditing original vouchers; preparing accounting vouchers; preparing accounting books; preparing accounting statements; tax returns; preparing quarterly financial analysis reports; promoting fiscal and taxation policies; answering professional questions on finance and taxation, etc.

3. Contents of agency accounting services for individual industrial and commercial households

1. Review the original vouchers and review the relevant documents provided by the enterprise to determine the authenticity and accuracy of the documents and how to perform accounting Process;

2. After filling in the accounting vouchers and reviewing them, prepare the accounting vouchers based on the original vouchers and enter them into the financial software;

3. Register the accounting books and register the general ledger, three-column detailed ledger, and Multi-column detailed accounts;

4. Fill in accounting statements. Fill in the balance sheet, profit and loss statement and cash flow statement every month, and fill in the annual accounting statements at the end of the year.