How can enterprises in the finance · professional services industry implement output VAT invoice management?

Output VAT invoice management system; input invoice collection management system; electronic accounting archives management system.

How long is the implementation cycle of Grant Thornton Group's input and output invoice management project, and what are the results after launch?

Implementation cycle is about 8 months. Three systems—output VAT invoicing, input VAT invoice receiving, and electronic accounting archives—are delivered uniformly, with business, finance, and tax data connected on the same platform; archiving complies with national electronic accounting archives standards, systematically supporting the internal control and compliance requirements of professional service institutions.

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Finance · Professional ServicesInput and Output Management

Grant Thornton Group · Sole member firm of Grant Thornton in China

Grant Thornton Group | Business-finance-tax digitalization for 29 offices and 7,000+ employees

29 companiesNational offices

7000+Employee scale

Enterprise overview

Grant Thornton was founded in 1981 and provides customers with comprehensive services including audit, tax, advisory, appraisal and valuation, and engineering management. Headquartered in Beijing, it has 29 offices covering major economic belts across China, with more than 300 partners and over 7,000 employees, including more than 1,300 certified public accountants and nearly 300 tax advisors. It serves more than 300 listed companies and is the sole member firm of Grant Thornton International in mainland China.

Solutions

Output VAT Invoice Management System
Input invoice collection management system
Electronic Accounting Archive Management System

Results achieved

Three systems—output invoicing, input invoice collection, and electronic accounting archives—are delivered as a unified package, with business, finance, and tax data connected within the same platform
Archiving complies with national electronic accounting archive standards, systematically supporting the internal control and compliance requirements of professional service institutions