- Changzhou Martin New Energy Technology Co., Ltd. fraudulently obtained 3.9272 million yuan in VAT refunds by hiding sales income and making false declarations from 2021 to 2022.
- The company underreported VAT, urban maintenance tax, and corporate income tax totaling 4.8629 million yuan.
- Tax authorities discovered unusually large VAT refund claims and suspiciously high inventory levels, inconsistent with industry norms.
- Investigation revealed the company used personal bank accounts to collect sales payments, concealing actual sales and inflating inventory figures to claim higher tax refunds.
- The company was fined and ordered to repay a total of 13.2738 million yuan; key personnel admitted to the fraudulent activities.
Source: chinatax.gov.cn
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