Party A has asked for advice on the payment of material fees!

1. Since this was the original agreement, there is really no good way. We can only reduce the losses. It is unrealistic to reduce everything to the market price. Sometimes it is also important to learn to compromise.

2. Things purchased at the current market price are subject to standard standards. Most of them are within the difference, out of tolerance or even unqualified. If this is strictly enforced, the construction party will not be able to stand it and will mainly come to you to negotiate. Even if you don’t find it, you will get a product of good quality;

3. Sometimes it is impossible to measure the actual quantity according to the specifications in the project, and it will be fine, but as Party A, if you insist, The construction team will definitely not be able to stand it, so you can force them to come to the negotiation table;

4. The last point is to review other aspects of the contract to see if there are any aspects that are beneficial to you. From this aspect You can also achieve the result of regressive negotiation between the two parties by starting, but we cannot see the content of your contract, so we cannot help you analyze it.

2. Regarding the "floating" of value-added tax:

1. The building is privately developed by you. Are there any formal procedures? Has the project been approved by the relevant departments? If so, then you'd better let the other party pay VAT;

2. If you build it yourself or build an illegal building on your homestead, it doesn't matter. You don't need to pay VAT. "Drift", the seller should give it to you, which is equivalent to you and the seller collaborating to evade taxes, and jointly enjoy the value-added part that should be turned over;

3. As for the consequences, you don’t have to worry, there is no prescription for you. "The value-added tax is "floating", which means the company has evaded tax. Even if the tax was "divided" between the two of you, it is still a matter of "settling accounts" with the company. You don't have to worry about this.

The above point of view, This is purely a personal opinion and is for reference only.