Why is the cost of paying social security, bookkeeping and tax returns high?

Paying social security, keeping accounts and filing tax returns are the legal obligations that enterprises need to fulfill in the course of operation. The cost may be related to the following factors:

1. Company size and number of employees: Generally speaking, the increase of company size and number of employees will bring more social security, bookkeeping and tax returns, so the expenses will increase accordingly.

2. Base and proportion of social security contributions: The level of social security contributions is related to the monthly salary of employees and the proportion of social security contributions. The high proportion of social security contributions in some areas may lead to relatively high social security costs.

3. Content and level of bookkeeping and tax filing services: If the company needs to conduct complicated bookkeeping and tax filing, if there are multiple projects involving cross-border business or handling complicated tax filing matters, the corresponding service fee may be higher.

4. Outsourcing service fee: Some companies choose to outsource social security, bookkeeping, tax filing and other services to professional service organizations, which may increase additional outsourcing service fees. It should be noted that the standards of social security, bookkeeping and tax filing fees may be different in different regions and countries, so the specific fees need to be determined according to the laws, regulations and provisions of the company's location. In order to reduce costs, enterprises can consider consulting with professional service organizations to find a suitable cooperation model and cost arrangement.