Not necessarily. There is a formula: taxable income (i.e. tax profit) = accounting profit+tax adjustment-tax reduction.

Under normal circumstances, tax profits will be higher than accounting profits (tax increases are more common, such as business entertainment expenses and expenses without formal invoices), but some enterprises will also have low tax rates, such as some investment enterprises, where interest earned from purchasing government bonds and dividends obtained from invested enterprises are tax-free.

You'd better provide some specific information, and there will be a clear result.