Chapter 16 What is left is the "traitor"

In order to cope with inspections, suppliers need to purchase a large amount of equipment.Because the export volume of textile and clothing is large, the tax rebate rate is high, and the customs supervision is not easy, it is the easiest to cheat for tax rebates.As a result, sewing machines, the main equipment for processing clothing, shoes and hats, have become in short supply, and the value of old sewing machines has doubled. The tax fraudsters in Chaopu and Puzhou have accumulated a lot of experience in resisting inspections by their superiors over the years. They use true and false methods to deal with inspections.Usually, tax fraudsters rent a house or two to cheat tax by issuing false value-added tax invoices. When someone checks, they rent a factory building, buy some equipment, and temporarily hire some workers to give people the impression that the enterprise has a certain scale.People who have checked here have found that although some enterprises have a large row of sewing machines, some of them cannot be used at all, and some are not even connected to the power supply.These sewing machines were collected temporarily by the junk collectors.Some waste dealers hoard and collect discarded sewing machines for a few dollars, and sell them to factories for ten or tens of dollars when the higher-ups come to inspect them.

In addition to setting up some sewing machines to show off, criminals also used the technique of "changing a civet cat for a prince" to deceive the inspectors.That is to find a real company, and hang your company's brand, business and tax registration certificates on that real company, and pass it off as real.If your "business" becomes big, the government leaders will also come forward to help you find a powerful real enterprise as a substitute. In Chaoyang and Puning, dealing with inspections has become a major issue for grassroots governments and law enforcement agencies.

According to Lai Chun'an's later account, in the past when the working group went to Chaoshan for inspection, the way they dealt with it was that the city government allocated funds to the National Taxation Bureau to entertain the inspectors.According to Lai Chunan, once, he heard that the State Administration of Taxation was going to send a working group to Puning for inspection, so he hurriedly reported to the city government. The mayor asked: "Do you know how many people came back here?" Lai Chun'an said, "It's clear, twenty or thirty people." The mayor said disdainfully: "Then what are you afraid of? Come and come. Give him what he wants to eat, give him what he wants to drink, take him to play what he wants, what he wants Just give him something..."

Lai Chunan said: "Then you have to approve the money for us." The mayor waved his hand and said, "It's okay, I'll grant you 1 million." After Lai Chun'an was taken away, the comrades in the task force asked him: "How many days did you spend 1 million?" Lai Chun'an thought for a while and said, "Less than 30 days." "With more than 20 people, in less than 30 days, can it cost 1 million?" "The people in the inspection team didn't spend it. When many departments heard that the mayor gave me 1 million, they also came to me for reimbursement if they couldn't get reimbursed. This cost 1 million."

The situation this time is different from the past, and if it is not done well, the ship will capsize.When the working group was mobilizing its troops in Beijing, the Puning Municipal Government convened the State Taxation Bureau and township leaders to study countermeasures to deal with inspections. In a very short period of time, these township leaders came up with a countermeasure even worse than Chaoyang's - let the business owners escape. These managers sent a notice to the company, saying that the working group was about to arrive in Chaoshan, and the relevant responsible persons of the company had to go out to avoid the limelight.After the working group withdraws, return to the enterprise.If anyone stays and refuses to leave, if the working group has grasped the situation here, whoever must have disclosed it is a "traitor"!

An official also said to some business owners: "You have what you have today, who created it for you? We Chaoshan people have a good tradition, that is, to repay kindness, that is, to drink water without forgetting the well digger, even if we would rather sacrifice ourselves than Betray a friend!" Some party and government leaders and taxation departments in the two cities of Chaopu heard that the working group was coming to inspect, and tried their best to help tax-defrauding companies study countermeasures.But they didn't know that some people couldn't fly this time.