We do not engage in 'book manipulation' but only provide compliance optimization based on real business operations: tax burden assessment and compliance path design for scenarios such as foreign trade exports, market procurement (1039), cross-border e-commerce, and no-invoice tax exemption.
What We Plan
- Corporate tax burden check-up: First, determine whether you are overpaying or underpaying taxes.
- Review of corporate structure and business models (domestic/foreign capital, branches, individual businesses, etc.)
- Compliance path design for foreign trade exports, market procurement (1039), and cross-border e-commerce
- Evaluation of the applicability of policies such as no-invoice tax exemption and VAT carryover refund
- Standardization of invoice and voucher management to reduce the risk of inquiries
- Support in dealing with tax disputes and initial audit investigations
Our Principles
- All plans are based on real business operations; we do not create fictitious transactions or purchase invoices.
- We first clarify the compliance baseline before discussing optimization opportunities.
- We provide solutions along with the associated risks and costs, allowing you to make the decision.
- We implement our plans in daily bookkeeping and filing, rather than writing reports that are forgotten after reading.
Who We Serve
- Foreign trade companies: Insufficient input invoices, difficulties in obtaining tax refunds, and high tax burdens
- Cross-border e-commerce sellers: Multiple stores, multiple entities, and discrepancies between funds and invoices
- Market procurement merchants: Uncertainty about the 1039 policy and tax exemptions
- Growing enterprises that need to standardize their financial and entity structures
General Process
- Current situation interview + data and invoice health check
- Provide a diagnosis: risk points, areas for optimization, and policy basis
- Jointly determine the plan and implementation steps
- Implementation (adjustment of entities, standardization of invoices, correction of filings)
- Regular review and adjustment in response to policy changes
Frequently Asked Questions
Is tax planning legal?
Arrangements made based on real business operations and in accordance with current tax laws and policies are legal. Fictitious transactions, buying and selling invoices, and concealing income are illegal, and we do not engage in such activities.
Is market procurement (1039) suitable for me?
This depends on your export method, document chain, and compatibility with the market procurement platform. We will first assess the applicability, and if it is not suitable, we will inform you directly and will not force the application of the policy.
How much tax can be saved through planning?
There is no one-size-fits-all answer, as it depends on the business structure, invoice situation, and applicable policies. We typically start with a data health check and provide a quantified range of potential savings and the associated costs, allowing you to decide whether to proceed.
How long does it take to see results from planning?
For adjustments involving entity restructuring or historical financial standardization, results are usually seen on a quarterly basis. For adjustments related to invoices and filings, changes can be observed in the same quarter.
