For a large number of ordinary taxpayers who do not have a certain degree of professional knowledge, this book is a tax book more suitable for them to study. Taxation is very complex. This book has three characteristics: First, it is practical and practical. The cases in this book are all issues that ordinary taxpayers encounter or pay attention to daily or frequently, including house sales, decoration, leasing, year-end bonuses, non-competition compensation, salary payment on behalf of platforms, equity transfers, equity holdings, etc. Gambling agreements, yin and yang contracts, payment of taxes, private loans, shareholder loans, online games, online red envelopes, online live broadcasts, e-commerce bill manipulation, yin and yang contracts, false invoices, consignment of goods, transportation cost input tax deductions, high-tech enterprise qualifications, etc., Are all practical issues. Second, it is concise and easy to understand. There are not many words for each case and hot issue, so readers can fully know and understand each case or issue. The third is tips and guidance. For example: signing a Yin-Yang contract is risky (Case 4), and assisting others to sign a Yin-Yang contract is also risky (Case 5); an enterprise using a private account to collect payments without declaring taxes is considered "tax evasion" (Case 6), and assisting others to evade taxes will also bear legal responsibility, and it may not be possible to achieve the goal through "false litigation" To achieve the purpose (Case 8); Selling a house at a low price through online signing may also constitute "tax evasion" (Case 7); Failure to repay a shareholder's loan may also be subject to personal income tax (Case 25); If the equity transfer payment is made to a natural person, and the payer fails to withhold and pay personal income tax, a fine will be imposed (Case 34). By reading cases or hot issues, every reader can know what to do to avoid risks when encountering the same or similar problems. The author also tells taxpayers through cases that tax issues are relevant and complex. For example, if an enterprise violates environmental protection laws, it will not be able to enjoy preferential tax policies (Case 1); it files a lawsuit in court to demand remuneration, and both parties are ordered by the tax authorities to pay back taxes, late payment fees, or impose administrative penalties (Case 35); the issue of false issuance of special value-added tax invoices is complex, and the separation of cargo invoices does not necessarily mean "false issuance" (Case 2). The return of funds does not necessarily mean false invoices, and false invoices do not necessarily require the return of funds (Case 3). Therefore, taxpayers who encounter similar problems should not simply draw conclusions. Many taxpayers will find that it is not that difficult to "learn to pay taxes" and "know what it is and why it is so".
Reader comments
This book is really useful! It answers tax issues we may encounter in our daily lives in a concise and easy-to-understand way, such as Yin and Yang contracts, tax evasion, etc. I think it is like a tax guide that gives us a clearer understanding of taxation. This reminds me of the book "Tax Law Is So Interesting", which also explains tax law knowledge in a relaxed way. Moreover, the cases in the book remind us that tax issues are not that simple and need to be taken seriously.
This book is really useful! It answers tax issues we may encounter in our daily lives in a concise and easy-to-understand way, such as Yin and Yang contracts, tax evasion, etc. I think it is like a tax guide that gives us a clearer understanding of taxation. This reminds me of the book "Tax Law Is So Interesting", which also explains tax law knowledge in a relaxed way. Moreover, the cases in the book remind us that tax issues are not that simple and need to be taken seriously.