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Once your RO/WFOE/JV is officially registered, it's required to maintain proper accounting records in accordance with accounting standards in China and to report taxes on both monthly (for business tax, individual income tax) and quarterly (corporate income tax) basis. Late submissions will face penalties and surcharges. WFOE/JV must register its tax reporting method with the local tax authority and apply for an official invoice book which will allow the WFOE/JV to issue invoice to its clients within China and abroad. Our part time accountant can assist you by negotiating with your local tax officer to use the proper tax reporting method for your WFOE/JV, as well as submit the tax reports monthly and quarterly on your behalf. We can also advise you with tax planning opportunities that might help the RO/WFOE/JV reduce the burden of tax on itself and its staff.
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