Seminar: How Can Foreign Enterprises Coordinate the Customes Accounts and General Accounts (Dongguan)
Ref. No.: DYDG0620
For many manufacturers who invest in China, the frequent changes in customs and tax policies often cause confusion. This seminar aims to introduce to investors the techniques on how to handle the “financial accounts” required by the China customs and taxation authorities (in particular the year-end inspection processes currently taking place), so that they can understand how to combine the three types of accounts (i.e. “financial accounts”, “customs accounts” and “warehouse accounts”) to reduce costs legally, increase profit and quicken the time for clearance.
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The need to establish “customs accounts”, and its relation with the “financial accounts” |
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Steps to establish “customs accounts” and how to prepare it |
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How to combine the three types of accounts |
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How to ensure the unity of “customs accounts” and “financial accounts” |
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In-depth analysis of “customs accounts” and “financial accounts” |
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Date & Time : |
20 June 2006 (Tuesday); 10:00am – 4:00pm |
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Fees : |
(Lunch included) Member HK$600; Non-member HK$700
A 10% discount is offered to companies that enrol two or more participants to the same course. |
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Venue : |
Dongguan Guang Cai Cheng Hotel, Huang Cun, Guantai Road, |
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Speaker : |
Ms. Li Yanmei – University Graduate in Finance and senior China accountant |
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Language : |
Putonghua |
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