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Jinan Shantong's accounting agency will give you professional enjoyment. Shantong welcomes you! As long as you come, we will give you professional enjoyment! The definition of agency bookkeeping. Article 3 of the "Accounting Law" clearly stipulates: "Those who do not meet the conditions for establishment shall entrust an approved intermediary agency to engage in accounting agency bookkeeping business to do bookkeeping on their behalf." Agency bookkeeping refers to the accounting of the enterprise. A series of tasks such as accounting, bookkeeping, and tax filing are all entrusted to professional accounting companies. The company only has cashiers who are responsible for daily currency receipts and payments and property custody. Agency accounting refers to a social accounting service in which intermediaries such as accounting consulting, service agencies and other organizations that have been approved to engage in accounting agency accounting business accept the entrustment of independent accounting units to handle accounting, accounting, and reimbursement services on their behalf. Activity. The subject of agency accounting is an intermediary agency that has been approved to engage in accounting agency business, including accounting firms, agency accounting companies and other intermediaries with agency accounting qualifications. The objects of agency accounting do not have the qualifications to set up accounting agencies. , or set up independent accounting units with full-time accountants in relevant institutions, such as small economic organizations, individual industrial and commercial households that should establish accounts, etc. The main content of agency accounting is to handle accounting, accounting, reimbursement and other business on behalf of independent accounting units. The nature of accounting is a social accounting service activity, which is a manifestation of the socialization and specialization of accounting work. The legal manifestation of agency accounting is to clarify and standardize the rights and obligations of the entrusting party and the entrusted party by signing an entrustment contract. .