Stock Insight: Finding Hidden Gems from the Perspective of Tax and Accounting

Author: Shen Zhengxin Han Shu
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Publish Date: 2002-03-01
Features: Where does the performance of listed companies come from? Why do laggard stocks look brilliant after asset restructuring? Sometimes, a seemingly minor fiscal and tax policy introduced by the government can have a four ounces displacing a thousand pounds effect on the stock market. How to find dark horses from the reports of listed companies? All these mysteries and secrets can be uncovered as soon as you open this book, allowing you to gain the true scriptures. As professionals in fiscal and tax accounting, the authors of this book start from a macro perspective and focus their explanatory insights on the micro field of listed companies, which is a critical area where a single change can have far-reaching effects. They analyze the impact of a large number of fiscal and tax policies introduced by the state in recent years, the revised Accounting Law and Enterprise Accounting System, and the accounting standards issued to align with international accounting practices. They study and analyze the effects on the production and distribution of listed companies, as well as the impact of asset restructuring between enterprises. The book elaborates on methods for identifying potential stocks through fiscal and tax accounting statements and policies and regulations, reminding investors to use fiscal and tax authorities and accounting policies as weapons to protect their interests. It warns against unnecessary losses caused by fraudulent performance reporting by listed companies, which may lead to sanctions from regulatory authorities and the market, thereby setting up a "firewall" for investors.