ACCOUNTING SERVICES FOR BUSINESSES
Professional, dedicated, responsible, reasonable price
Address: 9 Phan Ke Binh Street, Da Kao Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Tel: 0914.190.707 - 0942.050.407 - Email: ngocthu@ketoansaovang.com
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- 1- WHAT ARE ACCOUNTING SERVICE FOR BUSINESSES?
- 2- REGULATIONS ON RECORDING ACCOUNTING BOOKS IN VIETNAM
- 3- WHAT DO ACCOUNTING SERVICES FOR BUSINESSES INCLUDE?
- A- ACCOUNTING WORKS
- B- TAX DECLARATION
- C- SALARY CALCULATION
- D- LABOR AND SOCIAL INSURANCE PROCEDURES
- E- CONSULTING WORKS
- G- REPORTING WORKS
- (1) Report on the implementation of investment projects of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- (2) Report on monitoring and evaluating investment of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- (3) Report on the situation of trading activities of goods and activities directly related to trading activities (annual report).
- (4) Report on the use of Vietnamese and foreign workers
- (5) Report on deferred purchase, foreign loans
- (5) Financial reports of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- 4- ARE BUSINESSES MANDATORY TO KEEP ACCOUNTING BOOKS IN VIETNAM?
- 5- ACCOUNTING SERVICE FEES FOR BUSINESSES
- 6- WORKS OF AN ACCOUNTING SERVICE STAFF FOR BUSINESSES
- 7- CONDITIONS FOR PROVIDING ACCOUNTING SERVICE BUSINESS IN VIETNAM?
- 8- WHY BUSINESSES SHOULD USE ACCOUNTING SERVICES IN VIETNAM?
- 9- WHICH BUSINESSES IN VIETNAM ARE ACCOUNTING SERVICES FOR BUSINESSES SUITABLE FOR?
- a) Newly established enterprises
- b) Small and medium-sized enterprises
- c) Foreign-invested enterprises
- d) Representative offices of foreign companies operating in Vietnam
- e) Operating enterprises
- g) Large-scale enterprises
- h) Businesses that want to focus on their core business
- k) Businesses that need financial advice and support
- 10- BENEFITS OF USING ACCOUNTING SERVICES FOR BUSINESSES OF GOLDEN STAR IN VIETNAM?
- 11- WHY SHOULD YOU CHOOSE ACCOUNTING SERVICES FOR BUSINESSES OF GOLDEN STAR?
- a) Golden Star has many years of experience in the field of accounting and tax declaration services in Vietnam
- b) Understanding tax law, tax policy, accounting in Vietnam
- c) Highly qualified and specialized staff
- d) Golden Star Accounting Company has been granted a Certificate of eligibility to provide tax procedure services by the Ho Chi Minh City Tax Department.
- e) Golden Star Accounting Company has been granted a Certificate of eligibility to provide accounting services by the Ministry of Finance.
- g) Many customers have used accounting services and highly appreciated
- 12- ACCOUNTING SERVICE IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS FOR BUSINESSES OF GOLDEN STAR
- Step 1: Receive requests, quote service
- Step 2: Sign a service contract
- Step 3: Receive accounting documents, records, information
- Step 4: Process and record accounting data
- Step 5: Prepare and submit periodic tax reports
- Step 6: Management report and business consulting (if any)
- Step 7: Prepare year-end financial reports
- Step 8: Support audit and tax inspection (if any)
- Step 9: File storage
- 13- DOCUMENTS THAT CUSTOMERS NEED TO PROVIDE WHEN USING ACCOUNTING SERVICES FOR BUSINESSES OF GOLDEN STAR
- 14- EXPERIENCE IN CHOOSING A GOOD ACCOUNTING SERVICE COMPANY IN VIETNAM
- a) The enterprise has a Certificate of eligibility to provide accounting services in Vietnam
- b) The enterprise has a Certificate of eligibility for tax procedure services in Vietnam
- c) Choose an accounting service provider that has been operating in Vietnam for many years
- d) A team of highly qualified and experienced staff
- e) Reasonable service price
- 15- ANSWERS TO SOME QUESTIONS RELATED TO ACCOUNTING SERVICES FOR BUSINESSES IN VIETNAM
- Question 1: When using accounting services for business, is there a service contract?
- Question 2: Does Golden Star Accounting Service Company provide accounting services for business nationwide? What if I am outside of Ho Chi Minh City?
- Question 3: Our company does not have output or input invoices, so do we need to record accounting books and prepare financial statements?
- Question 4: Are enterprises required to have accounting books and prepare financial statements?
- Question 5: If a business does not keep accounting books and prepare financial statements, will it be subject to administrative penalties?
- Question 6: Are the financial statements of foreign-invested enterprises in Vietnam required to be audited?
- Question 7: When using the accounting services for business of Golden Star Accounting Service Company, do customers need to purchase a digital signature?
- Question 8: When using the accounting services for business of Golden Star Accounting Service Company, what do customers need to provide?
- Question 9: Does Golden Star Accounting Service Company commit to keeping information confidential for businesses?
- Question 10: What does a financial report include?
- Question 11: How are accounting service fees for business calculated?
- Question 12: What is the process of providing accounting services for business at Golden Star Accounting Service Company?
- Question 13: Should I use the accounting services for business of Golden Star Accounting Service Company?
- Question 14: What is the difference between hiring an accounting service and hiring an accounting staff?
- Question 15: Advantages and disadvantages of outsourcing accounting services and recruiting accounting staff?
1- WHAT ARE ACCOUNTING SERVICE FOR BUSINESSES?
Accounting services for businesses are services provided by professional accounting service companies, performing tasks related to the accounting work of enterprises such as preparing accounting documents, recording detailed accounting books, preparing general accounting books, managing and processing financial information, preparing financial reports, declaring periodic taxes and declaring annual tax settlement.
Accounting services for businesses help ensure that the financial data of enterprises is recorded, stored and reported accurately, on time and in compliance with the provisions of the law on accounting.
2- REGULATIONS ON RECORDING ACCOUNTING BOOKS IN VIETNAM
According to the provisions of Vietnamese law:
1. Accounting books are used to record, systematize and store all economic and financial transactions that have arisen related to the accounting unit.
2. Accounting books must be opened at the beginning of the annual accounting period; for newly established enterprises, accounting books must be opened from the date of establishment.
3. Enterprises must base on accounting documents to record accounting books.
3. Accounting books must be recorded promptly, clearly and completely according to the contents of the books. Information and data recorded in accounting books must be accurate, honest and consistent with accounting documents.
4. Accounting books must be recorded in the chronological order of economic and financial transactions. Information and data recorded in accounting books of the following year must follow the information and data recorded in accounting books of the previous year. Accounting books must be recorded continuously from the time the books are opened until they are closed.
3- WHAT DO ACCOUNTING SERVICES FOR BUSINESSES INCLUDE?
Accounting services for business typically include the following:
A- ACCOUNTING WORKS
a) Prepare accounting documents
Prepare sales invoices, receipts, payment vouchers, etc.
b) Record accounting books
This activity includes entering and classifying all business transactions into appropriate accounting accounts, such as: Purchases, sales, receipts, payments, inventory, depreciation, cost allocation, etc.
c) Cost calculation
- Calculate depreciation of fixed assets;
- Allocate tools, equipment, prepaid expenses (if any);
- Calculate sales expenses, business management expenses, other expense items, etc.;
- Calculate product cost, cost of goods sold;
- Determine business results
d) Prepare financial statements
- This work involves preparing and presenting the financial statements of the enterprise. Financial statements include Quarterly financial statements and Annual financial statements.
- Financial statements show the business performance during the period and the financial situation of the enterprise at a point in time.
- Financial statements include:
Business performance report;
Balance sheet;
Cash flow statement;
Notes to financial statements.
e) Auditing financial statements
Annual financial statements of foreign-invested enterprises must be audited by an independent auditing company.
B- TAX DECLARATION
- Declare business license fees;
- Register tax codes for new employees;
- Register dependents, family deductions;
- Make periodic tax declarations (Monthly/Quarterly/Yearly).
- Declare VAT, corporate income tax, personal income tax, etc;
- Make annual tax settlement declarations according to regulations;
- Explain taxes.
C- SALARY CALCULATION
This involves calculating and allocating employee benefits and wages, as well as deducting and paying taxes and benefits.
- Preparing monthly payroll;
- Calculating monthly salaries for employees, including salaries, bonuses, and allowances;
- Calculating monthly social insurance, health insurance, and unemployment insurance premiums;
- Calculating monthly personal income tax (PIT) for employees;
D- LABOR AND SOCIAL INSURANCE PROCEDURES
- Carrying out social insurance registration procedures;
- Carrying out change notification procedures;
- Carrying out increase and decrease notification procedures;
- Carrying out social insurance book closing procedures.
E- CONSULTING WORKS
- Tax consulting;
- Consulting on accounting, invoices;
- Consulting on labor, salary, social insurance.
G- REPORTING WORKS
(1) Report on the implementation of investment projects of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every quarter;
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every year.
(2) Report on monitoring and evaluating investment of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every 6 months;
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every year.
Accounting services for businesses are services provided by professional accounting service companies, performing tasks related to the accounting work of enterprises such as preparing accounting documents, recording detailed accounting books, preparing general accounting books, managing and processing financial information, preparing financial reports, declaring periodic taxes and declaring annual tax settlement.
Accounting services for businesses help ensure that the financial data of enterprises is recorded, stored and reported accurately, on time and in compliance with the provisions of the law on accounting.
2- REGULATIONS ON RECORDING ACCOUNTING BOOKS IN VIETNAM
According to the provisions of Vietnamese law:
1. Accounting books are used to record, systematize and store all economic and financial transactions that have arisen related to the accounting unit.
2. Accounting books must be opened at the beginning of the annual accounting period; for newly established enterprises, accounting books must be opened from the date of establishment.
3. Enterprises must base on accounting documents to record accounting books.
3. Accounting books must be recorded promptly, clearly and completely according to the contents of the books. Information and data recorded in accounting books must be accurate, honest and consistent with accounting documents.
4. Accounting books must be recorded in the chronological order of economic and financial transactions. Information and data recorded in accounting books of the following year must follow the information and data recorded in accounting books of the previous year. Accounting books must be recorded continuously from the time the books are opened until they are closed.
3- WHAT DO ACCOUNTING SERVICES FOR BUSINESSES INCLUDE?
Accounting services for business typically include the following:
A- ACCOUNTING WORKS
a) Prepare accounting documents
Prepare sales invoices, receipts, payment vouchers, etc.
b) Record accounting books
This activity includes entering and classifying all business transactions into appropriate accounting accounts, such as: Purchases, sales, receipts, payments, inventory, depreciation, cost allocation, etc.
c) Cost calculation
- Calculate depreciation of fixed assets;
- Allocate tools, equipment, prepaid expenses (if any);
- Calculate sales expenses, business management expenses, other expense items, etc.;
- Calculate product cost, cost of goods sold;
- Determine business results
d) Prepare financial statements
- This work involves preparing and presenting the financial statements of the enterprise. Financial statements include Quarterly financial statements and Annual financial statements.
- Financial statements show the business performance during the period and the financial situation of the enterprise at a point in time.
- Financial statements include:
Business performance report;
Balance sheet;
Cash flow statement;
Notes to financial statements.
e) Auditing financial statements
Annual financial statements of foreign-invested enterprises must be audited by an independent auditing company.
B- TAX DECLARATION
- Declare business license fees;
- Register tax codes for new employees;
- Register dependents, family deductions;
- Make periodic tax declarations (Monthly/Quarterly/Yearly).
- Declare VAT, corporate income tax, personal income tax, etc;
- Make annual tax settlement declarations according to regulations;
- Explain taxes.
C- SALARY CALCULATION
This involves calculating and allocating employee benefits and wages, as well as deducting and paying taxes and benefits.
- Preparing monthly payroll;
- Calculating monthly salaries for employees, including salaries, bonuses, and allowances;
- Calculating monthly social insurance, health insurance, and unemployment insurance premiums;
- Calculating monthly personal income tax (PIT) for employees;
D- LABOR AND SOCIAL INSURANCE PROCEDURES
- Carrying out social insurance registration procedures;
- Carrying out change notification procedures;
- Carrying out increase and decrease notification procedures;
- Carrying out social insurance book closing procedures.
E- CONSULTING WORKS
- Tax consulting;
- Consulting on accounting, invoices;
- Consulting on labor, salary, social insurance.
G- REPORTING WORKS
(1) Report on the implementation of investment projects of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every quarter;
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every year.
(2) Report on monitoring and evaluating investment of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every 6 months;
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every year.
According to the provisions of Vietnamese law:
1. Accounting books are used to record, systematize and store all economic and financial transactions that have arisen related to the accounting unit.
2. Accounting books must be opened at the beginning of the annual accounting period; for newly established enterprises, accounting books must be opened from the date of establishment.
3. Enterprises must base on accounting documents to record accounting books.
3. Accounting books must be recorded promptly, clearly and completely according to the contents of the books. Information and data recorded in accounting books must be accurate, honest and consistent with accounting documents.
4. Accounting books must be recorded in the chronological order of economic and financial transactions. Information and data recorded in accounting books of the following year must follow the information and data recorded in accounting books of the previous year. Accounting books must be recorded continuously from the time the books are opened until they are closed.
3- WHAT DO ACCOUNTING SERVICES FOR BUSINESSES INCLUDE?
Accounting services for business typically include the following:
A- ACCOUNTING WORKS
a) Prepare accounting documents
Prepare sales invoices, receipts, payment vouchers, etc.
b) Record accounting books
This activity includes entering and classifying all business transactions into appropriate accounting accounts, such as: Purchases, sales, receipts, payments, inventory, depreciation, cost allocation, etc.
c) Cost calculation
- Calculate depreciation of fixed assets;
- Allocate tools, equipment, prepaid expenses (if any);
- Calculate sales expenses, business management expenses, other expense items, etc.;
- Calculate product cost, cost of goods sold;
- Determine business results
d) Prepare financial statements
- This work involves preparing and presenting the financial statements of the enterprise. Financial statements include Quarterly financial statements and Annual financial statements.
- Financial statements show the business performance during the period and the financial situation of the enterprise at a point in time.
- Financial statements include:
Business performance report;
Balance sheet;
Cash flow statement;
Notes to financial statements.
e) Auditing financial statements
Annual financial statements of foreign-invested enterprises must be audited by an independent auditing company.
B- TAX DECLARATION
- Declare business license fees;
- Register tax codes for new employees;
- Register dependents, family deductions;
- Make periodic tax declarations (Monthly/Quarterly/Yearly).
- Declare VAT, corporate income tax, personal income tax, etc;
- Make annual tax settlement declarations according to regulations;
- Explain taxes.
C- SALARY CALCULATION
This involves calculating and allocating employee benefits and wages, as well as deducting and paying taxes and benefits.
- Preparing monthly payroll;
- Calculating monthly salaries for employees, including salaries, bonuses, and allowances;
- Calculating monthly social insurance, health insurance, and unemployment insurance premiums;
- Calculating monthly personal income tax (PIT) for employees;
D- LABOR AND SOCIAL INSURANCE PROCEDURES
- Carrying out social insurance registration procedures;
- Carrying out change notification procedures;
- Carrying out increase and decrease notification procedures;
- Carrying out social insurance book closing procedures.
E- CONSULTING WORKS
- Tax consulting;
- Consulting on accounting, invoices;
- Consulting on labor, salary, social insurance.
G- REPORTING WORKS
(1) Report on the implementation of investment projects of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every quarter;
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every year.
(2) Report on monitoring and evaluating investment of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every 6 months;
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every year.
Accounting services for business typically include the following:
A- ACCOUNTING WORKS
a) Prepare accounting documents
Prepare sales invoices, receipts, payment vouchers, etc.
b) Record accounting books
This activity includes entering and classifying all business transactions into appropriate accounting accounts, such as: Purchases, sales, receipts, payments, inventory, depreciation, cost allocation, etc.
c) Cost calculation
- Calculate depreciation of fixed assets;
- Allocate tools, equipment, prepaid expenses (if any);
- Calculate sales expenses, business management expenses, other expense items, etc.;
- Calculate product cost, cost of goods sold;
- Determine business results
d) Prepare financial statements
- This work involves preparing and presenting the financial statements of the enterprise. Financial statements include Quarterly financial statements and Annual financial statements.
- Financial statements show the business performance during the period and the financial situation of the enterprise at a point in time.
- Financial statements include:
Business performance report;
Balance sheet;
Cash flow statement;
Notes to financial statements.
e) Auditing financial statements
Annual financial statements of foreign-invested enterprises must be audited by an independent auditing company.
B- TAX DECLARATION
- Declare business license fees;
- Register tax codes for new employees;
- Register dependents, family deductions;
- Make periodic tax declarations (Monthly/Quarterly/Yearly).
- Declare VAT, corporate income tax, personal income tax, etc;
- Make annual tax settlement declarations according to regulations;
- Explain taxes.
C- SALARY CALCULATION
This involves calculating and allocating employee benefits and wages, as well as deducting and paying taxes and benefits.
- Preparing monthly payroll;
- Calculating monthly salaries for employees, including salaries, bonuses, and allowances;
- Calculating monthly social insurance, health insurance, and unemployment insurance premiums;
- Calculating monthly personal income tax (PIT) for employees;
D- LABOR AND SOCIAL INSURANCE PROCEDURES
- Carrying out social insurance registration procedures;
- Carrying out change notification procedures;
- Carrying out increase and decrease notification procedures;
- Carrying out social insurance book closing procedures.
E- CONSULTING WORKS
- Tax consulting;
- Consulting on accounting, invoices;
- Consulting on labor, salary, social insurance.
G- REPORTING WORKS
(1) Report on the implementation of investment projects of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every quarter;
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every year.
(2) Report on monitoring and evaluating investment of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every 6 months;
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every year.
a) Prepare accounting documents
Prepare sales invoices, receipts, payment vouchers, etc.
b) Record accounting books
This activity includes entering and classifying all business transactions into appropriate accounting accounts, such as: Purchases, sales, receipts, payments, inventory, depreciation, cost allocation, etc.
c) Cost calculation
- Calculate depreciation of fixed assets;
- Allocate tools, equipment, prepaid expenses (if any);
- Calculate sales expenses, business management expenses, other expense items, etc.;
- Calculate product cost, cost of goods sold;
- Determine business results
d) Prepare financial statements
- This work involves preparing and presenting the financial statements of the enterprise. Financial statements include Quarterly financial statements and Annual financial statements.
- Financial statements show the business performance during the period and the financial situation of the enterprise at a point in time.
- Financial statements include:
Business performance report;
Balance sheet;
Cash flow statement;
Notes to financial statements.
e) Auditing financial statements
Annual financial statements of foreign-invested enterprises must be audited by an independent auditing company.
B- TAX DECLARATION
- Declare business license fees;
- Register tax codes for new employees;
- Register dependents, family deductions;
- Make periodic tax declarations (Monthly/Quarterly/Yearly).
- Declare VAT, corporate income tax, personal income tax, etc;
- Make annual tax settlement declarations according to regulations;
- Explain taxes.
C- SALARY CALCULATION
This involves calculating and allocating employee benefits and wages, as well as deducting and paying taxes and benefits.
- Preparing monthly payroll;
- Calculating monthly salaries for employees, including salaries, bonuses, and allowances;
- Calculating monthly social insurance, health insurance, and unemployment insurance premiums;
- Calculating monthly personal income tax (PIT) for employees;
D- LABOR AND SOCIAL INSURANCE PROCEDURES
- Carrying out social insurance registration procedures;
- Carrying out change notification procedures;
- Carrying out increase and decrease notification procedures;
- Carrying out social insurance book closing procedures.
E- CONSULTING WORKS
- Tax consulting;
- Consulting on accounting, invoices;
- Consulting on labor, salary, social insurance.
G- REPORTING WORKS
(1) Report on the implementation of investment projects of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every quarter;
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every year.
(2) Report on monitoring and evaluating investment of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every 6 months;
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every year.
Prepare sales invoices, receipts, payment vouchers, etc.
b) Record accounting books
This activity includes entering and classifying all business transactions into appropriate accounting accounts, such as: Purchases, sales, receipts, payments, inventory, depreciation, cost allocation, etc.
c) Cost calculation
- Calculate depreciation of fixed assets;
- Allocate tools, equipment, prepaid expenses (if any);
- Calculate sales expenses, business management expenses, other expense items, etc.;
- Calculate product cost, cost of goods sold;
- Determine business results
d) Prepare financial statements
- This work involves preparing and presenting the financial statements of the enterprise. Financial statements include Quarterly financial statements and Annual financial statements.
- Financial statements show the business performance during the period and the financial situation of the enterprise at a point in time.
- Financial statements include:
Business performance report;
Balance sheet;
Cash flow statement;
Notes to financial statements.
e) Auditing financial statements
Annual financial statements of foreign-invested enterprises must be audited by an independent auditing company.
B- TAX DECLARATION
- Declare business license fees;
- Register tax codes for new employees;
- Register dependents, family deductions;
- Make periodic tax declarations (Monthly/Quarterly/Yearly).
- Declare VAT, corporate income tax, personal income tax, etc;
- Make annual tax settlement declarations according to regulations;
- Explain taxes.
C- SALARY CALCULATION
This involves calculating and allocating employee benefits and wages, as well as deducting and paying taxes and benefits.
- Preparing monthly payroll;
- Calculating monthly salaries for employees, including salaries, bonuses, and allowances;
- Calculating monthly social insurance, health insurance, and unemployment insurance premiums;
- Calculating monthly personal income tax (PIT) for employees;
D- LABOR AND SOCIAL INSURANCE PROCEDURES
- Carrying out social insurance registration procedures;
- Carrying out change notification procedures;
- Carrying out increase and decrease notification procedures;
- Carrying out social insurance book closing procedures.
E- CONSULTING WORKS
- Tax consulting;
- Consulting on accounting, invoices;
- Consulting on labor, salary, social insurance.
G- REPORTING WORKS
(1) Report on the implementation of investment projects of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every quarter;
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every year.
(2) Report on monitoring and evaluating investment of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every 6 months;
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every year.
This activity includes entering and classifying all business transactions into appropriate accounting accounts, such as: Purchases, sales, receipts, payments, inventory, depreciation, cost allocation, etc.
c) Cost calculation
- Calculate depreciation of fixed assets;
- Allocate tools, equipment, prepaid expenses (if any);
- Calculate sales expenses, business management expenses, other expense items, etc.;
- Calculate product cost, cost of goods sold;
- Determine business results
d) Prepare financial statements
- This work involves preparing and presenting the financial statements of the enterprise. Financial statements include Quarterly financial statements and Annual financial statements.
- Financial statements show the business performance during the period and the financial situation of the enterprise at a point in time.
- Financial statements include:
Business performance report;
Balance sheet;
Cash flow statement;
Notes to financial statements.
e) Auditing financial statements
Annual financial statements of foreign-invested enterprises must be audited by an independent auditing company.
B- TAX DECLARATION
- Declare business license fees;
- Register tax codes for new employees;
- Register dependents, family deductions;
- Make periodic tax declarations (Monthly/Quarterly/Yearly).
- Declare VAT, corporate income tax, personal income tax, etc;
- Make annual tax settlement declarations according to regulations;
- Explain taxes.
C- SALARY CALCULATION
This involves calculating and allocating employee benefits and wages, as well as deducting and paying taxes and benefits.
- Preparing monthly payroll;
- Calculating monthly salaries for employees, including salaries, bonuses, and allowances;
- Calculating monthly social insurance, health insurance, and unemployment insurance premiums;
- Calculating monthly personal income tax (PIT) for employees;
D- LABOR AND SOCIAL INSURANCE PROCEDURES
- Carrying out social insurance registration procedures;
- Carrying out change notification procedures;
- Carrying out increase and decrease notification procedures;
- Carrying out social insurance book closing procedures.
E- CONSULTING WORKS
- Tax consulting;
- Consulting on accounting, invoices;
- Consulting on labor, salary, social insurance.
G- REPORTING WORKS
(1) Report on the implementation of investment projects of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every quarter;
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every year.
(2) Report on monitoring and evaluating investment of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every 6 months;
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every year.
- Calculate depreciation of fixed assets;
- Allocate tools, equipment, prepaid expenses (if any);
- Calculate sales expenses, business management expenses, other expense items, etc.;
- Calculate product cost, cost of goods sold;
- Determine business results
d) Prepare financial statements
- This work involves preparing and presenting the financial statements of the enterprise. Financial statements include Quarterly financial statements and Annual financial statements.
- Financial statements show the business performance during the period and the financial situation of the enterprise at a point in time.
- Financial statements include:
Business performance report;
Balance sheet;
Cash flow statement;
Notes to financial statements.
e) Auditing financial statements
Annual financial statements of foreign-invested enterprises must be audited by an independent auditing company.
B- TAX DECLARATION
- Declare business license fees;
- Register tax codes for new employees;
- Register dependents, family deductions;
- Make periodic tax declarations (Monthly/Quarterly/Yearly).
- Declare VAT, corporate income tax, personal income tax, etc;
- Make annual tax settlement declarations according to regulations;
- Explain taxes.
C- SALARY CALCULATION
This involves calculating and allocating employee benefits and wages, as well as deducting and paying taxes and benefits.
- Preparing monthly payroll;
- Calculating monthly salaries for employees, including salaries, bonuses, and allowances;
- Calculating monthly social insurance, health insurance, and unemployment insurance premiums;
- Calculating monthly personal income tax (PIT) for employees;
D- LABOR AND SOCIAL INSURANCE PROCEDURES
- Carrying out social insurance registration procedures;
- Carrying out change notification procedures;
- Carrying out increase and decrease notification procedures;
- Carrying out social insurance book closing procedures.
E- CONSULTING WORKS
- Tax consulting;
- Consulting on accounting, invoices;
- Consulting on labor, salary, social insurance.
G- REPORTING WORKS
(1) Report on the implementation of investment projects of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every quarter;
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every year.
(2) Report on monitoring and evaluating investment of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every 6 months;
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every year.
- This work involves preparing and presenting the financial statements of the enterprise. Financial statements include Quarterly financial statements and Annual financial statements.
- Financial statements show the business performance during the period and the financial situation of the enterprise at a point in time.
- Financial statements include:
Business performance report;
Balance sheet;
Cash flow statement;
Notes to financial statements.
e) Auditing financial statements
Annual financial statements of foreign-invested enterprises must be audited by an independent auditing company.
B- TAX DECLARATION
- Declare business license fees;
- Register tax codes for new employees;
- Register dependents, family deductions;
- Make periodic tax declarations (Monthly/Quarterly/Yearly).
- Declare VAT, corporate income tax, personal income tax, etc;
- Make annual tax settlement declarations according to regulations;
- Explain taxes.
C- SALARY CALCULATION
This involves calculating and allocating employee benefits and wages, as well as deducting and paying taxes and benefits.
- Preparing monthly payroll;
- Calculating monthly salaries for employees, including salaries, bonuses, and allowances;
- Calculating monthly social insurance, health insurance, and unemployment insurance premiums;
- Calculating monthly personal income tax (PIT) for employees;
D- LABOR AND SOCIAL INSURANCE PROCEDURES
- Carrying out social insurance registration procedures;
- Carrying out change notification procedures;
- Carrying out increase and decrease notification procedures;
- Carrying out social insurance book closing procedures.
E- CONSULTING WORKS
- Tax consulting;
- Consulting on accounting, invoices;
- Consulting on labor, salary, social insurance.
G- REPORTING WORKS
(1) Report on the implementation of investment projects of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every quarter;
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every year.
(2) Report on monitoring and evaluating investment of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every 6 months;
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every year.
Annual financial statements of foreign-invested enterprises must be audited by an independent auditing company.
B- TAX DECLARATION
- Declare business license fees;
- Register tax codes for new employees;
- Register dependents, family deductions;
- Make periodic tax declarations (Monthly/Quarterly/Yearly).
- Declare VAT, corporate income tax, personal income tax, etc;
- Make annual tax settlement declarations according to regulations;
- Explain taxes.
C- SALARY CALCULATION
This involves calculating and allocating employee benefits and wages, as well as deducting and paying taxes and benefits.
- Preparing monthly payroll;
- Calculating monthly salaries for employees, including salaries, bonuses, and allowances;
- Calculating monthly social insurance, health insurance, and unemployment insurance premiums;
- Calculating monthly personal income tax (PIT) for employees;
D- LABOR AND SOCIAL INSURANCE PROCEDURES
- Carrying out social insurance registration procedures;
- Carrying out change notification procedures;
- Carrying out increase and decrease notification procedures;
- Carrying out social insurance book closing procedures.
E- CONSULTING WORKS
- Tax consulting;
- Consulting on accounting, invoices;
- Consulting on labor, salary, social insurance.
G- REPORTING WORKS
(1) Report on the implementation of investment projects of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every quarter;
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every year.
(2) Report on monitoring and evaluating investment of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every 6 months;
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every year.
- Declare business license fees;
- Register tax codes for new employees;
- Register dependents, family deductions;
- Make periodic tax declarations (Monthly/Quarterly/Yearly).
- Declare VAT, corporate income tax, personal income tax, etc;
- Make annual tax settlement declarations according to regulations;
- Explain taxes.
C- SALARY CALCULATION
This involves calculating and allocating employee benefits and wages, as well as deducting and paying taxes and benefits.
- Preparing monthly payroll;
- Calculating monthly salaries for employees, including salaries, bonuses, and allowances;
- Calculating monthly social insurance, health insurance, and unemployment insurance premiums;
- Calculating monthly personal income tax (PIT) for employees;
D- LABOR AND SOCIAL INSURANCE PROCEDURES
- Carrying out social insurance registration procedures;
- Carrying out change notification procedures;
- Carrying out increase and decrease notification procedures;
- Carrying out social insurance book closing procedures.
E- CONSULTING WORKS
- Tax consulting;
- Consulting on accounting, invoices;
- Consulting on labor, salary, social insurance.
G- REPORTING WORKS
(1) Report on the implementation of investment projects of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every quarter;
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every year.
(2) Report on monitoring and evaluating investment of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every 6 months;
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every year.
This involves calculating and allocating employee benefits and wages, as well as deducting and paying taxes and benefits.
- Preparing monthly payroll;
- Calculating monthly salaries for employees, including salaries, bonuses, and allowances;
- Calculating monthly social insurance, health insurance, and unemployment insurance premiums;
- Calculating monthly personal income tax (PIT) for employees;
D- LABOR AND SOCIAL INSURANCE PROCEDURES
- Carrying out social insurance registration procedures;
- Carrying out change notification procedures;
- Carrying out increase and decrease notification procedures;
- Carrying out social insurance book closing procedures.
E- CONSULTING WORKS
- Tax consulting;
- Consulting on accounting, invoices;
- Consulting on labor, salary, social insurance.
G- REPORTING WORKS
(1) Report on the implementation of investment projects of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every quarter;
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every year.
(2) Report on monitoring and evaluating investment of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every 6 months;
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every year.
- Carrying out social insurance registration procedures;
- Carrying out change notification procedures;
- Carrying out increase and decrease notification procedures;
- Carrying out social insurance book closing procedures.
E- CONSULTING WORKS
- Tax consulting;
- Consulting on accounting, invoices;
- Consulting on labor, salary, social insurance.
G- REPORTING WORKS
(1) Report on the implementation of investment projects of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every quarter;
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every year.
(2) Report on monitoring and evaluating investment of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every 6 months;
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every year.
- Tax consulting;
- Consulting on accounting, invoices;
- Consulting on labor, salary, social insurance.
G- REPORTING WORKS
(1) Report on the implementation of investment projects of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every quarter;
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every year.
(2) Report on monitoring and evaluating investment of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every 6 months;
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every year.
(1) Report on the implementation of investment projects of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every quarter;
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every year.
(2) Report on monitoring and evaluating investment of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every 6 months;
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every year.
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every quarter;
- Report on the implementation of investment projects periodically every year.
(2) Report on monitoring and evaluating investment of foreign-invested enterprises (FDI)
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every 6 months;
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every year.
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every 6 months;
- Report on monitoring and evaluating periodically every year.
















