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What does a tax audit do?
The primary purpose of tax audit is to check whether the enterprise pays taxes according to the regulations, whether there is tax evasion, whether there is fraud and so on. When an enterprise is faced with problems such as tax inspection, change, merger and acquisition, it can conduct a comprehensive tax inspection on the enterprise, check for missing items, put forward compensation schemes, and finally pass the tax inspection well.

What does a tax audit do?

Tax supervision and inspection

First, the difference between tax audit and financial audit

The first thing of tax inspection is to see whether the tax payment status of enterprises is correct and complete.

Financial audit is mainly to review the company's assets and liabilities, profits and profit distribution, cash flow, etc. as of the audit deadline.

Tax supervision and inspection

Two, under what circumstances do enterprises need to do tax audit?

1. Companies engaged in safe, venture capital, capital verification, evaluation, guarantee, real estate business, entry-exit intermediary, overseas labor agency and enterprise registration agency;

2. In case of emergency, such as the defendant billing, tax inspection, etc., tax audit is required;

3. Companies that falsely report their registered capital, make false capital contributions or withdraw their capital contributions within three years;

4. One-person limited liability company (i.e. wholly-owned natural person enterprise or private limited liability company;

5. Companies whose registered capital is not fully paid in installments;

6. Companies engaged in finance, securities and futures;

7. Enterprises with long-term liabilities or losses;

8. Listed companies limited by shares;

9. Foreign-funded enterprises.