After leaving Zhongnanhai, I went to Haina Entertainment first.
Haina Entertainment's performance in disaster relief this time is also remarkable. Not only did the company itself donate money and materials, but its artists also donated generously. Many celebrities and artists also participated in some charity performances for free. There was no appearance fee and they donated money on the spot. A lot of money.
This made many trolls who criticized the actor for harming the country begin to show mercy. However, the artists of Haina Entertainment have always been a breath of fresh air in the entertainment industry.
Very few gossipy and unspoken news breaks out. Whether they are big stars or second-rate stars, their acting skills are basically online, and there are no awkward performances or forced promotions based on connections.
But people are profit-seeking animals after all. For example, in Haina, the taxes that should be paid cannot be less. An actor's salary of 1 million has to pay 200,000 in personal income tax, and then he splits the accounts with the company, and he gets less than half of it.
But if you go out to open a studio, the tax will be directly reduced to 10%. If you go to a tax protection zone to set up a personal studio, the tax rate can be as low as 5%.
Moreover, if you become famous in your own studio, you can obtain resources by relying on your personal connections or finding a financial backer behind you. You don’t have to give the majority to the company. You can turn around and take the majority, which makes you an extraordinary amount of money.
For example, classmates who graduated from art schools are now both A-list stars.
Although things go smoothly in Haina and there are not so many troubles, each drama can only earn 500,000 yuan. If the drama is a big hit and some bonuses are added, it will only be 600,000 to 700,000 yuan.
And as an artist of the company, you have to be endorsed by various advertisements and commercials, and even if you no longer film in Haina, you find the resources to film other companies' films, according to the contract, you still need to give the company a commission, otherwise why would the company train you? ?
Another person set up his own studio, although all kinds of troubles continued, and he even had to attend various drinking parties. When looking for resources, not only do you need to pay an introduction fee, you may even accept some unspoken rules.
But one movie can earn one million, or even more. One or two movies every year can earn millions. After the salary increases significantly in two years, one movie may earn tens of millions.
Coupled with various advertising product endorsements, an A-list celebrity can earn hundreds of millions a year. A year's various bonuses and advertising and endorsements can amount to millions, and the income is only tens of millions at most.
An income of hundreds of millions will create a gap in a person's mind.
So now many big-name celebrities in companies can get dividends if they don't have shares in the company. Basically, everyone likes to set up their own studio.
Or you can start a small company in groups of three or five, combine resources and expand contacts with each other, and make money by yourself, which can make you several times more.
At present, Haina's shares are very valuable, so let alone the first-tier option shares, are there any big names who joined the company late?
It is basically impossible to become a shareholder of Haina. In addition, although Haina's contract penalty is not low, other contract terms are relatively loose.
What's more important is whether to stay or leave, as long as he doesn't commit suicide by spreading rumors to smear Heina. Then Haina will not yell at people who leave like other entertainment companies, so naturally some people will be tempted.
So whether it is the big names or first-line players who signed Heiner before, or the stars who have come out of the special training class and become popular in the past few years. Ling Ling Zongzong Haina has lost a lot of people in recent years.
Of course, as someone who has been here, people are leaving here, and Hainer is also recruiting people there, basically maintaining a balance.
However, there have been quite a few people leaving in the past two years. After all, the mainland entertainment market is gradually booming and a large amount of money has begun to pour in. With more financial backers, some celebrities and artists will naturally have more backers.
After leaving Haina, I naturally feel more confident. At the same time, as the entertainment industry gradually begins to capitalize, everyone is vying for good ideas, and they spend money to support them if they can't grab them. This competition is becoming increasingly fierce and it is difficult for newcomers to get ahead.
Many entertainment companies have started various gambling agreements and various equity dividends. Only Haina remains unchanged. This must be a bit unstable.
However, it is generally not a big problem for some people to be restless. After all, Heiner is still the dominant player in the Asian entertainment industry and has a certain status in Hollywood.
In the past two years, there have been many Chinese celebrities who have appeared in Hollywood movies or in movies. Although their international results are not very popular, they are still passable.
This is unmatched by other entertainment companies, so most of them want to make quick money. Those who stayed behind were all with a good mentality and a long-term vision, and they could be regarded as making waves.
Therefore, Yang Dongxu didn't care much about the comings and goings of the company's artists, and neither did Liu Zongsheng.
Because Haina's goal has never been to use these celebrities as cash cows for himself, but to create a platform that unifies the entertainment industry.
Just like all stars are now heading to Hollywood, and Hainer Entertainment is making itself a Hollywood, the two parties are not on the same level.
In the office of Chairman of Haina Entertainment, Yang Dongxu, who was using the elevator to go upstairs, did not cause much of a stir in the company.
But as soon as she sat down in the office, Zhang Jing hurriedly brought a few documents over.
After opening it and taking a quick look, Yang Dongxu said, "Notify them to pay the tax, and next time they will pay liquidated damages and get out. You can leave now if you want, just pay the liquidated damages and leave at any time."
The document Zhang Jing gave him was nothing else, but the contracts of several second-tier and above-average stars who were now somewhat famous.
It's not an economic contract, it's a business contract signed for filming. One of them is a normal business contract and the other is a private contract.
This is the early prototype of the Yin-Yang contract. However, the bold Yin Yang contract in the future is that the normal contract salary is 1 million and goes through the normal taxation procedures, and it is still secretly 5% of the personal studio tax in the bonded area, not the 20% personal income tax.
Then, if you sign a contract for 10 million privately, the bulk of it will be kept privately, and the contract with taxes paid openly will be a drop in the bucket.
Nowadays, celebrity artists are not so bold, or in other words, everyone is not so arrogant. The contracts in Yang Dongxu's hands were for a salary of 5 million. He signed a contract with 4 million openly and received 1 million privately.
And after taking 1 million, he seemed to be very uneasy, so he handed over the share that should belong to the company.
Of course, there may also be reasons behind the uneasiness and wanting to find a talisman. After all, if the higher-ups find out about them, with Haina standing in front of them, their life will undoubtedly be much easier.
Zhang Jing nodded and went to inform the big boss of the administrative department of the outcome of the matter and let them handle it.
Liu Zongsheng happened to walk in just as he was about to go out.
In fact, it's not a coincidence. I came to the company today because Liu Zongsheng asked the big boss to come over to discuss something.
Of course, the discussion was not about the tricky contracts of several artists that had already been dealt with, but about the BS subsidiary in South Korea.
