Newly Compiled Tax Law Practice

Author: He Xiangning
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Publishing Date: 2005-07-01
Features: A series of textbooks by the Li Haibo Studio, edited by Professor Li Haibo, a renowned accounting expert in China, member of the China Accounting Society, member of the China Auditing Society, standing council member of the China Productivity Society, former vice chairman of the National College Education Talent Development Work Committee under the Ministry of Education, and recipient of the special allowance from the State Council. This series of textbooks has been published by our press, with multiple revisions and reprints, and has won numerous honors such as "Key Recommended Textbooks by the Ministry of Education," "Outstanding Textbooks for Ordinary Universities in China," "Outstanding Bestselling Books by University Presses in China," and "Outstanding Bestselling Books by the China Book Publishing and Distribution Industry Association." The series incorporates the latest achievements in theoretical research and practical reforms, meticulously revised by the authors. The textbooks feature a more rational structure, fresher content, more concise language, and more accurate expressions, making them a scientific, standardized, and practical series.
Tax Law is a public course in the financial and economic teaching system of China. It is a foundational course for accounting, marketing, international business, business management, and other financial and economic majors. It is also a mandatory subject for the professional technical title examinations in financial and economic fields and the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) qualification examination.
The newly compiled Practical Tax Law places primary emphasis on introducing China's most important current tax systems and tax regulations. During the writing process, it focuses on incorporating the latest tax laws and regulations, striving for entirely new content while also considering the trends of tax system reforms after China's entry into the WTO, ensuring a certain degree of foresight.
The textbook breaks new ground in its format, dedicating significant space to elaborating on the specific provisions of China's current tax laws, supplemented by numerous typical examples. Each chapter includes practical training questions designed to strengthen the connection between theory and practice.
This textbook is a key recommendation by the Ministry of Education. It can serve as a tax law textbook for various academic systems and levels of financial and economic majors, as well as other disciplines. Additionally, it can be used as a professional reference for business management personnel and other managers responsible for implementing economic policies and tax regulations, helping them familiarize themselves with tax theory and laws.