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On September 28, the tax authorities in Hunan, Shandong, Henan, Hubei, Shenzhen and other places focused on exposing 5 cases of export tax refund fraud investigated and dealt with in accordance with the law, and simultaneously revealed that the tax agents discovered during the investigation and prosecution of the cases had committed disciplinary and illegal acts such as enforcement mistakes in the management of export tax rebates. Export tax rebates are an important policy introduced by China to support the stable development of foreign trade in accordance with international practices. The aim is to enhance the international competitiveness of China's exports of goods and services. In the export tax refund fraud case revealed by the tax department this time, illegal enterprises mainly defraud export tax rebates through illegal methods such as signing false sales contracts, falsely issuing value-added tax invoices, and false remittance. The relevant case has been referred to the judicial authorities.
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On September 28, the tax authorities in Hunan, Shandong, Henan, Hubei, Shenzhen and other places focused on exposing 5 cases of export tax refund fraud investigated and dealt with in accordance with the law, and simultaneously revealed that the tax agents discovered during the investigation and prosecution of the cases had committed disciplinary and illegal acts such as enforcement mistakes in the management of export tax rebates. Export tax rebates are an important policy introduced by China to support the stable development of foreign trade in accordance with international practices. The aim is to enhance the international competitiveness of China's exports of goods and services. In the export tax refund fraud case revealed by the tax department this time, illegal enterprises mainly defraud export tax rebates through illegal methods such as signing false sales contracts, falsely issuing value-added tax invoices, and false remittance. The relevant case has been referred to the judicial authorities.
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