However, directly counting accounts payable into the cost will easily lead to four types of risks.

First of all, because accounts payable belong to a category of current accounts, it is most likely to cause risks if the accounts are not handled properly. If there is a long-term large loss of accounts payable, there may be tax risks, but accounts payable need not be included in the cost.

The following are the risks easily caused by improper handling of accounts payable:

1: If the purchase invoice is checked, the enterprise will face risks such as overdue tax, fine, late payment fee and even criminal liability.

2. Hidden income is taxed. Once required to confirm the income, you need to pay the corresponding value-added tax and enterprise income tax, as well as fines, late fees and other losses.

3. Unable to pay the adjusted back tax.

4. Unrealized costs are taxed.