Accounting and Tax Processing for Small Businesses: Illustrated Guide -- Retail, Food & Service Industry Edition

Author: Gao Lifu et al.
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: To meet the needs of financial and accounting personnel, the authors, based on years of experience, emphasize the combination of theory and practice, and have compiled "Illustrated Accounting and Tax Processing for Small Enterprises." The book's features are:
1. Concise and Comprehensive. The book uses numerous charts and diagrams to describe the basic theories, knowledge, and methods of accounting and tax processing in an easy-to-understand manner, making concepts clear, key points prominent, and procedures straightforward, enabling readers to grasp the material at a glance.
2. Integration of Accounting and Taxation. Accounting law stipulates that companies and enterprises must recognize, measure, and record accounting elements in accordance with the unified accounting standards of the state. Tax law, on the other hand, requires taxpayers to calculate taxable income according to tax regulations if their financial accounting methods conflict with tax provisions. How to integrate these two aspects is a major challenge in accounting. One of the book's key features is its close integration of accounting practices with tax regulations, providing a unified approach that facilitates daily operations for accountants.
3. Focus on Practicality. The book emphasizes practicality, providing in-depth discussions on key and challenging issues in accounting, especially the accounting treatment of tax matters, supplemented by numerous examples to illustrate these points, making it easier for accountants to solve practical problems in their work.