The State Taxation Administration's First Inspection Bureau in the Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture has legally investigated and dealt with a case of tax evasion involving fraudulent invoicing by LinTan County Shengtu Agricultural Products Co., Ltd.
An investigation revealed that from June 2024 to March 2025, the company issued 13 fraudulent agricultural product value-added tax ordinary invoices, with a total value including tax of 6.2426 million yuan. By fabricating costs and improperly deducting input VAT, the company evaded a total of 910,000 yuan in taxes and fees, including value-added tax and corporate income tax.
In November 2025, the First Inspection Bureau, in accordance with relevant laws and regulations such as the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Tax Collection and the Measures of the People's Republic of China for the Administration of Invoices, issued a decision to recover the evaded taxes, impose late payment surcharges, and levy a fine, totaling 1.7204 million yuan.
All the evaded taxes, surcharges, and fines have now been recovered and paid into the treasury. The case has been transferred to public security authorities for further investigation.
An official from the bureau stated that evading taxes through fraudulent invoicing, improper deduction of input VAT, and false declarations constitutes illegal activity explicitly defined by tax administration laws. While actively supporting the compliant operation and development of agricultural enterprises, tax authorities will continue to investigate and deal with all types of tax-related violations according to the law, resolutely safeguarding national tax security and fostering a fair, just, standardized, and orderly business environment.
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