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What is the specific process of tax planning?
With the increasing tax cost of companies, most companies have the demand for tax planning, but many bosses don't know what the steps and processes of tax planning are. Today, I have arranged it for you, which can be roughly implemented according to the following steps and processes:

1. Grasp the necessary information of tax planning.

That is, comprehensively grasp the operating conditions, tax planning needs and policy environment of enterprises. Specifically, it includes: tax-related situation and demand analysis of enterprises; Tax policy and environmental analysis related to enterprises; Determine the specific objectives of tax planning, etc.

2. Design various tax planning schemes.

For enterprises, their tax planning schemes are not unique, and the planning effects achieved by different schemes will be more or less different. Therefore, after comprehensive analysis of enterprises, it is necessary to design multiple alternatives for enterprises to choose from.

3. Choose the best planning scheme.

Tax planning scheme is a comprehensive application of various planning techniques, and risk factors need to be considered at the same time. Therefore, enterprises need to carry out a series of analysis on each planning scheme, including legitimacy analysis, feasibility analysis and target analysis. After comparing and evaluating these schemes, the best scheme is selected.

4. Implement the tax planning scheme.

After the planning scheme is selected, it can be implemented only after it is approved by the enterprise management department or the relevant person in charge. During this period, enterprises need to deal with and change the taxpayer's identity, organizational form, place of registration, industry, economic activities and accounting treatment methods according to the planning scheme.

5. Monitor, evaluate and improve the plan.

In the process of tax planning, we should monitor the existing problems in time. Then the information feedback system is used to evaluate the effect of the planning scheme. At the same time, in tax planning, there may be differences with the expected results due to implementation deviation, environmental changes or defects in the original plan design. These differences should be fed back to the decision-makers of tax planning in time, so as to optimize and improve the plan in time.

This is the basic process of tax planning. Of course, some industries may be a little more complicated in the implementation process, but tax planning is imperative for the better development of enterprises.