This is not the difference between the declared amount and the contract amount, but the ratio between the declared amount and the actual foreign exchange receipt.

The foreign exchange administration has regulations on the proportion of foreign exchange collection, which involves tax refund. For example, the amount you declared was $65,438+$00,000, but the amount you actually received was only $4,000. This should be specifically explained to the Administration of Foreign Exchange, and the tax bureau may not be able to refund the tax.

If the difference exceeds $5,000, you need to go to SAFE to cancel the difference. Only after safe has written it off can you go to the tax bureau for tax refund, and the tax bureau also has regulations on the proportion of foreign exchange collection.