Accounting Services
Accounting Processing: Collect and verify original documents such as invoices, bank statements, and payroll; enter journal vouchers according to accounting standards; maintain general ledgers, subsidiary ledgers, and cash/bank deposit journals; accrue amortization, transfer profit and loss at the end of the month, and close the books to ensure consistency between accounts.

Tax Filing: Monthly/quarterly filing of professional tax and social security contributions for local employees, supplementary corporate income tax (Group B), and shareholder dividend income filing and payment services.

Financial Statement Preparation (Chinese and English versions): Regularly prepare balance sheets, income statements, cash flow statements, etc., clearly reflecting the company's financial position and operating results.

Advantages:

1. Reduced Operating Costs: No need to hire a full-time accountant, avoiding high salaries, social security, and benefits. Agency accounting fees are typically only 1/3 to 1/5 of a full-time accountant's fee, and can be flexibly adjusted according to business needs, effectively optimizing the cost structure.

2. Mitigating Staff Turnover Risks: The departure of a full-time accountant can lead to interruptions in financial work and information leaks. Agency accounting provides continuous service with a stable team, ensuring the continuity and security of financial work.

3. Providing advice on cross-border cash flow management, cost control, and budget preparation; offering compliance rectification solutions for tax audits and historical accounting issues.