I don't know what product you are referring to. If it is a dull semi-finished product, putting it into production again should mean re-casting to create other products. That's just the loss of direct labor and manufacturing costs in the original dull semi-finished product cost, which is included in the material cost of newly produced products. There are two situations:

1. The cost of newly produced products and materials is artificially high, but it can be explained clearly. The tax bureau can show him any questions. 2. If the amount is large, it can be included in the inventory loss category and included in the current profit and loss within a certain period, so as to reduce the current profit and thus reduce the income tax. That's what you should worry about. That depends on whether the tax bureau has any regulations to adjust profits and losses, as the case may be.