Compliance Storm: Super Deduction of R&D Expenses

In the spring of 2025, Financial Director Li Fang learned a strange formula in the class of Professor Wang Wei of Shu University of Finance and Economics... She didn't expect that this seemingly jingle sentence would become a turning point in her career. The boss Zhang Lei is obsessed with "flexible operation" so that the company can enjoy more policy dividends; the boss of the consulting company Liu Yang confidently gives an "optimization plan" and firmly believes that he understands the market better than a professor; Wang Fang, a window clerk at the tax bureau, and Chen Jing, a clerk at the Science and Technology Bureau, have repeatedly discovered in their daily work the reporting deviations caused by "incomplete understanding". Four people in different positions are pulled together by the same thread. What really made everything start to change was the questioning of the two children - "Mom, what should I do if you are caught cheating?" "Dad, what should I do if you are brought to justice?" Adults cannot answer children's questions. This is a story about "making up lessons" - making up for policy lessons, making up for compliance lessons, and making up for integrity lessons. There are no bad people, just a group of people trying to move forward within their cognitive limitations. The one-and-a-half million yuan tax payment resulted in the transformation of an enterprise from "almost enough" to "every account is correct." Compliance is not a constraint, but the highest courtesy for true innovators. When supervision grows teeth, the honest people will wait for spring.