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What is the difference between tax planning and tax planning?
Tax planning:

In tax planning, the actor chooses to make himself bear lower taxes, that is, in different transaction methods, he chooses to make himself bear lower taxes, but the tax treatment of transaction behavior conforms to the provisions of the tax law.

Planning is a highly professional and technical planning activity! In addition to requiring planners to be proficient in national tax laws and regulations and familiar with financial accounting system, they also need to have a clear analysis and judgment on the taxpayer's tax environment. Within the scope permitted by law, through pre-planning and arrangement of business, investment and financial management activities, they can achieve the purpose of corporate financial management as much as possible and save tax costs.

Do a good job in tax planning, not just a planning scheme. Usually you need to make two or three, then compare them and choose the best one.

Finally, in cases involving a very large amount of money, such as mergers and reorganizations, we must rely on the participation of relevant third-party institutions, rather than doing the so-called planning by ourselves.

Tax violation:

The essence of tax violations is that the tax treatment of transaction behavior does not conform to the provisions of the tax law, that is, when the transaction behavior has been determined (including that there is no such transaction behavior), the tax treatment of the determined transaction behavior itself does not conform to the provisions of the tax law.

Tax violations usually have the following three situations:

1 is to cover up the real situation of the trading behavior that has happened. The most common is that taxpayers forge, alter, conceal, destroy account books and vouchers without authorization, or list expenses in account books, or omit or underreport income, or make false declarations. These are all ways to cover up the real trading behavior when the trading behavior has been determined.

This is a forgery of a transaction that didn't happen. This is mainly seen in false invoicing. The actor did not have the corresponding transaction, forged relevant evidence to prove that he had the corresponding transaction behavior, and then achieved the purpose of not paying taxes or paying less taxes.

3. It is to refuse to handle the transactions that have happened according to law. For example, after being notified by the tax authorities, refusing to declare, refusing to pay taxes, refusing to pay taxes, evading the recovery of taxes owed, etc.

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