Industry and commerce do not audit accounts, but manage false capital contributions. Taxes generally do not audit accounts, and problems can be found from monthly statements. At the end of the year or the beginning of the year, the tax will be uniformly deployed, and some enterprises will be inspected and spot-checked. At the beginning of the second year, the accounting firm audited the company's statements (extended to accounting books and vouchers). Audit report is one of the materials for annual inspection of industry and commerce, and it is also an important basis for tax verification.

After reading what you said, I suggest not to work in such a company, and don't just look at personal income. Working in such a unit, you can't come up with such a messy account. If something goes wrong, you will be implicated and bear certain accounting responsibilities. Secondly, such an irregular company can't learn anything but make false accounts, but it delays itself. Third, the company has a bad reputation, and no one dares to use you in the future.