1. False invoicing.
False invoicing is a common tax violation, which mainly refers to the issuance of invoices that do not match the actual transaction situation. This behavior will not only lead to tax penalties, but may also lead to criminal liability. Therefore, enterprises should establish a sound internal control system to ensure the authenticity and accuracy of invoicing.
2. Tax evasion.
Tax evasion refers to the deliberate non-payment or underpayment of taxes by enterprises or individuals. This kind of behavior not only harms national interests, but also undermines the order of fair competition in the market economy. Enterprises should declare and pay taxes in strict accordance with tax laws and regulations, and resolutely put an end to tax evasion.
3. Non-compliant deduction.
Non-compliant deduction refers to the failure of enterprises or individuals to obtain legal deduction vouchers or incomplete deduction vouchers in accordance with regulations when deducting VAT input tax, resulting in the inability to deduct VAT normally. To avoid this from happening, enterprises should strengthen invoice management to ensure that compliant deduction vouchers are obtained and the deductions are certified in a timely manner.
4. Illegal tax avoidance.
Illegal tax avoidance refers to the behavior of enterprises or individuals to evade the payment of taxes by illegal means. Although this kind of behavior may bring short-term benefits to the enterprise, in the long run, it will not only lead to damage to the company's reputation, but also may lead to legal risks. Enterprises should comply with tax laws and regulations, reasonably plan tax strategies, and avoid the occurrence of illegal tax avoidance behaviors.
5. Failure to file tax returns in accordance with regulations.
Failure to file tax returns in accordance with regulations refers to the failure of enterprises or individuals to submit tax returns, financial statements and other materials in accordance with the prescribed time, content and method. This kind of behavior will not only affect the normal operation of the enterprise, but may also lead to penalties imposed on the enterprise by the tax authorities. Therefore, enterprises should establish a sound tax declaration management system to ensure that tax returns are made on time and accurately.
6. Violation of tax collection and management regulations.
Violation of tax collection and administration regulations refers to the violation of relevant regulations by enterprises or individuals in the process of tax collection and administration. For example: failing to set up account books in accordance with regulations, failing to keep account books in accordance with regulations, etc. These actions will not only lead to tax penalties for businesses, but may also lead to legal liability. Therefore, enterprises should strengthen financial management and internal control to ensure compliance with tax collection and administration regulations.
7. Failure to cooperate with tax inspections.
Failure to cooperate with tax inspections refers to the failure of enterprises or individuals to cooperate or deliberately conceal the conduct of inspections by tax authorities. This behavior not only affects the reputation and credibility of the business, but can also lead to more serious consequences. Therefore, enterprises should actively cooperate with the inspection work of the tax authorities and provide true and accurate information and information.
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