It will not be forced to cancel, and there is no mention of forced cancellation. Theoretically speaking, a company can declare zero for a long time, as long as it declares on time, there is no violation, but it is not reasonable. Therefore, generally, zero declaration for more than 6 months will put you in the focus of supervision, and you may have an interview or on-site inspection, so you have to have reasonable and sufficient reasons to explain the tax.

1. If the company does not cancel or handle the annual inspection, its business license will eventually be revoked. After the revocation, the enterprise legal person will be blacklisted and can no longer be appointed as a legal person. Credit, loans, travel and so on will be affected.

Two, long-term tax zero declaration directly into the blacklist of the tax bureau.

1 Now, when you start a business on the Internet, there is little income in the early days. This is the actual situation. However, if your company has been in business for six months, it will be monitored by the tax authorities.

2. According to the policy of the tax authorities, if the tax returns are zero for three consecutive months or six months in a year, they will check your company. If you can't be contacted, your company will be an "abnormal household" and your company will be blacklisted soon.

3. For a company that operated before, but did not operate later and did not file tax returns, the tax bureau will pull this company into the tax blacklist, and at the same time, entering the tax blacklist will be accompanied by administrative penalties.

Legal basis: Article 180 of the Company Law of the People's Republic of China is dissolved due to the following reasons: (1) The business term stipulated in the articles of association expires or other reasons for dissolution stipulated in the articles of association occur; (2) The shareholders' meeting or the shareholders' meeting decides to dissolve; (3) The company needs to be dissolved due to merger or division; (4) Its business license has been revoked, ordered to close down or revoked according to law; (5) The people's court shall dissolve it in accordance with the provisions of Article 182 of this Law.