Tax Planning Case Study

Author: Yang Zhiqing
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Presented to you is a series of "Economic Management Curriculum Textbooks·Tax Series" conceived and compiled by experts from the teaching guidance committee and designed by experts from the political, industrial, and academic fields. The textbooks and supplementary materials are matched, combining theory and practice to provide you with a brand-new learning approach.
Teaching Masterpiece: Through clear, accurate, and lively descriptions, it helps you master the basic concepts and principles of taxation.
Study Guide: By highlighting key and difficult points, providing background information, and offering various types of questions and answers, it reinforces your understanding of the basic theories, methods, and skills of taxation.
Case Studies: Through case analysis and commentary, it cultivates your practical ability to analyze and solve problems.
This set of books is not only an excellent textbook and supplementary material for learning taxation but also a valuable advisor and assistant for practical work. Based on the principles of tax planning, this book focuses on practicality, adhering to tax policies and laws, and follows the accounting procedures of taxpayers. It provides in-depth analysis of over a hundred tax planning cases, categorized by tax types such as Value-Added Tax (VAT), Consumption Tax, Business Tax, Customs Duty, Land Value-Added Tax, Real Estate Tax, Corporate Income Tax, Income Tax for Foreign-Invested Enterprises and Foreign Enterprises, and Individual Income Tax. Each case is accompanied by analysis and commentary, along with appendices (background materials), to help readers generalize and continuously improve their practical tax planning skills.
This book is compiled by Professor Yang Zhiqing of the Central University of Finance and Economics and Comrade Zhuang Funrong of the National Taxation Bureau in Jin Tan, Jiangsu Province. Professor Yang Zhiqing is responsible for the overall compilation and editing of the book. It serves as both a teaching and research reference for higher financial and economic universities, as well as for tax and economic management majors and MBA programs. It is also an ideal reference for learning and training for enterprises, tax payers, intermediary institutions, and tax authorities.