Research On Tax Planning Of Technology Start-up HT Company

Technology-based start-ups are an important force driving innovation.How to make technology-based start-ups develop better is particularly important for China's current economic development.However,such enterprises generally have weak management ability,especially tax management is basically blank.How to improve the tax management ability of enterprises,make good use of the state's tax policy,lighten the tax burden of enterprises,improve the profitability of enterprises and increase their competitiveness is an urgent research topic for such enterprises.This paper discusses the basic connotation,significance,existing problems and solutions of tax planning for technology-based start-ups.Taking HT Company,a technology-based start-up,as a case study,this paper makes an in-depth analysis of the current tax situation of HT Company.HT company lacks the consciousness of tax administration,the daily tax administration is confused,and the overall tax burden rate is obviously higher than other similar enterprises and tax administrators lack professional competence.Through literature research,comparative analysis and other methods,the main reasons for these problems are that the internal management of HT company is not perfect for a short time,and the tax management is not paid enough attention to.Aiming at the tax problems of enterprises,this paper makes analysis and research,and puts forward reasonable tax management suggestions based on the enterprise's own situation and current tax policies.In the tax management proposals,this paper focuses on tax planning,and puts forward specific and feasible tax planning proposals,mainly in the aspects of enterprise organizational structure,investment decision-making and equity incentives.Through the study,it is concluded that reasonable and compliant tax planning can effectively prevent tax-related risks and reduce tax burden of enterprises,improve enterprise income,reasonably deal with related risks,and improve the success rate of start-up science and technology enterprises.