Reflections on Optimizing Current Tax Accounting Methods

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  • Xinyi Gong

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.6981/FEM.202409_5(9).0002

Keywords:

Reform; Tax Accounting; Enterprises.

Abstract

In recent years, tax collection and management reform has been continuously promoted, and the IT application of tax has become increasingly improved. So, the current tax accounting has failed to adapt to the development of tax collection and management, and it has become a trend to synchronize the reform of the current tax accounting system. Therefore, it is necessary to actively explore and analyze the specific problems existing in the current tax accounting and conduct an in-depth analysis of the problems in order to explore the tax accounting methods that adapt to the overall development of tax collection and management and improve the efficiency of tax accounting. In addition, the continuous development of information technology also brings challenges and opportunities to tax accounting. Tax accounting in the reform also needs to focus on IT applications and actively utilize information technology to improve the efficiency of tax accounting and better provide services for enterprises.

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2024-09-13

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How to Cite

Gong, Xinyi. 2024. “Reflections on Optimizing Current Tax Accounting Methods”. Frontiers in Economics and Management 5 (9): 10-15. https://doi.org/10.6981/FEM.202409_5(9).0002.