Yes.

According to the query on Lutu.com, the risks of implementing real-name taxation by the financial person in charge are:

1. Tax risks: If the company has tax risks, there will be financial and tax issues in its operations. For questions, the tax bureau first contacts legal persons and shareholders. If these people cannot be contacted, it will contact financial personnel. If there are problems with the company's taxation, the financial director may also be blacklisted.

2. Invoice risk: If the person in charge of invoicing of the company is not the financial person in charge, there will also be invoice risks caused by irregular invoicing. Since the third phase of the Golden Tax was launched in 2016, this big data identification system can monitor corporate invoices and then monitor company operations. If an invoice abnormality occurs, the financial person in charge will be locked out immediately.

3. Other risks: The Jinsan system can *share information. If one of your companies is deemed to be abnormal, the tax bureau will restrict your real-name registration of other companies, which will affect subsequent Start a business or find another job. After a company becomes an abnormal account, the tax credit rating of other companies that bind you as the financial person in charge will also be reduced to D level.

Real-name tax processing refers to the system of confirming the identity of taxpayers’ tax handlers. Tax handlers include the taxpayer's legal representative (responsible person, owner), financial director, tax handler (ticket collector), tax agent, other persons authorized by the taxpayer, and natural person taxpayers.