Tax planning services include:
1. Tax avoidance planning: refers to taxpayers using legal means to reasonably avoid taxes;
2. Tax saving planning: refers to taxpayers making full use of a series of preferential policies such as tax thresholds and reductions in tax laws, without violating the legislative spirit, to reasonably help enterprises save taxes;
3. Avoiding the 'tax trap': refers to taxpayers avoiding certain provisions of tax policies that are considered tax traps in their business activities. As stipulated in the Provisional Regulations on Value Added Tax, goods or services with different tax rates should be accounted for separately. If they are not accounted for separately, the higher value-added tax rate shall apply. If there is no prior tax planning, it is possible to fall into a "tax trap" and increase the tax burden on the enterprise;
4. Transfer planning: refers to the economic behavior in which taxpayers transfer their tax burden to others through price adjustments in order to achieve the goal of reducing tax burden;
5. Realizing zero tax risk: refers to a state where taxpayers have clear accounts, correct tax declarations, timely and full payment of taxes, and no penalties related to taxation, that is, there is no risk in taxation, or the risk is extremely small and can be ignored. The implementation of this state, although it cannot directly benefit taxpayers in terms of taxation, can indirectly obtain certain economic benefits, and the implementation of this state is more conducive to the long-term development of enterprises without expanding their scale.
