The company's input is greater than its output, but it doesn't want to leave a bottom line when filing taxes. It wants to pay thousands of dollars in taxes, and it wants to falsely write some tickets to increase sales. How to deal with it? If the company's input is greater than its output, and it doesn't want to keep the bottom when filing tax returns, then the input can be transferred out, and it is not allowed to falsely invoice to increase sales.

Opening some tickets to increase sales will be punished by the tax bureau, and it will also increase false profits and pay more income tax. Moreover, long-term suspension of accounts is not conducive to future accounting treatment and cause internal disputes.