Tax planning expenses are mainly determined according to the turnover of registered companies, the number of business transactions generated and the complexity of accounting information. Generally speaking, the amount of fees charged for enterprise tax planning is usually related to the following factors:

1, tax planning difficulty

For enterprises of different industries, regions and sizes, tax planning is different. In some industries; Enterprises carry out planning work; And the planning scheme is relatively simple. However, other enterprises carry out tax planning because of their complex business, involving many fiscal and taxation policies, diverse planning methods and complicated planning schemes. Therefore, for such enterprises, their tax planning fees are higher than those of ordinary enterprises.

2. Complexity of accounting.

General companies are simple in structure, convenient for financial accounting and relatively low in tax filing cost. If the company's management structure is complex, such as the company has several affiliated companies or holding companies in the mainland, or the company's holding structure is complex, which directly increases the difficulty of making accounting and tax returns, then the cost of making accounting and tax returns will increase, and the cost of tax planning will also increase.

3. The number of business transactions of the company

The more business contacts a company has, the more complicated its business processes are, and the more overall accounts and financial documents it has. Therefore, the workload of accounting and auditing will naturally increase, and the cost of accounting and tax filing will also increase, so the cost of tax planning will also change.