"Professional Afternoon Tea" is a professional sharing activity initiated by Shengdian Professional Construction Committee and organized by various professional committees (hereinafter referred to as professional committees) on a weekly basis. It aims to promote the summary, sharing and cooperation of lawyers in various professional fields in the institute. Currently, 64 consecutive sessions have been held. In the four "professional afternoon tea" held in January, the Shengdian Knowledge and Production Committee, the Civil and Commercial Committee, the Tax Law Committee and the Government Affairs Committee conducted in-depth sharing and discussions on hot topics, practical experience and legal frontier developments in the legal industry. In February, the professional members of Shengdian Securities Commission, Criminal Defense Commission, Housing Construction Commission and Labor Commission will continue to share and exchange practical and hot topics in corresponding fields.

Research on the Identification of Industrial and Commercial Impersonation Registration under the Background of Digital Certification Registration

Sharer: Lian Jiayue Lawyer

With the introduction of typical cases, lawyer Jia Yue presents the common fraudulent registration situation under the traditional commercial registration mode and analyzes the causes of fraudulent use, and introduces the multiple relief rights protection methods such as confirming the fact of being impersonated through civil litigation, applying for cancellation of impersonation registration in administration, and making criminal reports. Lawyer Lian introduced the digital certification reform measures taken by the Market Supervision and Administration Bureau in recent years for impersonation registration, and shared the views of existing cases of judicial documents on increasing the identification and examination of impersonation registration after face recognition certification.

Type I personality litigator's way of extension

Share by: lawyer qi fengmin

Lawyer Qi Fengmin shares the ways of type I personality litigators from three aspects: the definition, characteristics and channels for expanding the source of the case. First of all, it analyzes the reasons for the difficulty of obtaining type I personality, which has its inherent shortcomings, but also has corresponding advantages. The channel for expanding the source of the case introduces the preferred channel for expanding the case-cooperation with colleagues, classmates and alumni. Secondly, it introduces the self-media channel, combined with how Type I lawyers use the self-media channel. Join professional organizations and industry activity channels, according to different professional directions, which paths can be used to empower personal professionalism and influence; Sharing, lecturing, academic exchange channels, how can I-type lawyers break through their own sharing, lectures and academic exchanges step by step to improve their professionalism and at the same time make it easier for colleagues, clients and potential clients to see themselves.

Tax treatment and risk tips for related party financial transactions.

Share by: Lawyer Liu Shuangshuang

Lawyer Liu Shuangshuang started from a tax inspection case, gradually introduced the tax caliber of the related party identification standards, related party funds in the two cases of paid and unpaid tax treatment and related response recommendations, in-depth and simple to complete the theoretical combination of practical cases of the topic sharing of this lecture. After the lecture, the participating colleagues and lawyer Liu discussed the feasibility of red-blanking enterprise invoices and personal tax payment for private loans. lawyer Liu analyzed and answered relevant issues based on his own practical experience and gave suggestions on relevant practical operations.

Government Departments' Examination and Handling Norms for "Government Information Disclosure Application"

Shared by: lawyer Wu Xiaofei

Lawyer Wu Xiaofei starts from the perspective of administrative organs, starting from the administrative organs receiving applications for government information disclosure submitted by applicants such as citizens, legal persons or other organizations, to examining, replying and serving, and sharing the reply specifications of administrative organs for handling applications for government information disclosure.