Bookkeeping is about collecting and recording the financial transactions to monitor and analyze your business performance. By gathering your financial documents including bills, receipts, invoices (or fapiaos in China), and purchase orders, you can generate accurate financial records, which will also be helpful for tax reporting and annual audit.

Part 1: Daily Recording

• Collecting and organizing financial documents
• Archiving both electronic and paper invoices (fapiao) in parallel
• Organizing enterprise account transactions
• Flagging unbalanced accounts with discrepancy alerts

Part 2: Tax Reporting

• Monthly/quarterly VAT filing and annual consolidated VAT declaration
  
• Quarterly/annual CIT declaration
  
• Monthly IIT filing and special additional deductions declaration
  
• Stamp tax/surtaxes compliance-based declaration

Part 3: Invoice (Fapiao) Management

• Electronic fapiao issuance
  
• Pre-tax cost invoice verification for CIT deductions

Part 4: Social Insurance & Housing Fund

• Recommend base calculation using prior year's wage data
• Monthly contribution computation with detailed statements
• Monthly submission before deadline
  

For foreign investors in China—especially startup and small business owners—hiring an in-house accountant for daily bookkeeping can be costly. Outsourcing to Asomerit offers an ideal solution to save both time and budget. Here’s why

Experienced Bookkeepers 

Asomerit's team streamlines your bookkeeping with deep knowledge of China’s Golden Tax System and CAS (Chinese Accounting Standards). Why manage it yourself when professionals ensure error-free compliance?

Time and Energy Saved Operation

By integrating state-of-the-art bookkeeping software, we can auto-capture invoices upon issuance—eliminating loss risks. You only need to share monthly bank statements digitally-that's all, nothing more.

Always Compliant

The only thing you need to remember? Your operations meet compliance requirements at all times. From day one, your books are meticulously organized.